APS Medal for Exceptional Achievement in Research: Invited article on entanglement properties of quantum field theory
By E. Witten. Reviews of Modern Physics, 2018
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The 2016 APS Medal for Excellence in Physics was given to Edward Witten. This contribution was invited in conjunction with this award. These original notes contain concise explanations of some key results in the axiomatic and algebraic approaches to quantum field theory, which are relevant to quantum entanglement. They serve to put the connection between quantum field theory and quantum information theory on a precise and rigorous footing.
Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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In Astronomy and Astrophysics
- T. Faulkner
- Souvik Dutta
- Fikret Ceyhan
- E. Witten
- S. Hartnoll
- J. Polchinski
- I. Klebanov
- Andrew Strominger
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