Seminar: Prof Jason Ralph, University of Liverpool

Statistical Methods for Distinguishing Quantum and Classical Dynamics
Optimizing quantum hypothesis testing using a simplified theoretical model and an experimentally realisable system.

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Title: Statistical Methods for Distinguishing Quantum and Classical Dynamics

Presenter: Professor Jason Ralph, University of Liverpool, UK

Abstract:
We discuss statistical methods to distinguish dynamical models using experimentally 
recorded time-trace data. We examine methods that can be used to distinguish between 
quantum and classical dynamical models, and provide the conditions that optimize 
quantum hypothesis testing using a simplified theoretical model and an experimentally 
realisable system.

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