Many of my publications are available on the
Los Alamos arXiv.org archive quant-ph.
Others are listed by MathSciNet.
A list of relevant links is still kept at this site. Direct way to last week's quant-ph postings at the arXiv. By the way, also math-ph is worth a look ;-)
Don't miss a visit to the salon de retiré (self-censorship version of “refusé”): let's thank those few who had the sincerity to withdraw a claim they know is wrong — small numbers against the legion of unconcerned polluters of webspace.
The local quantum information research groups: at Computer Science, at Mathematics, and at Physics. ...Not all of them quite up to date, however.
Would you like to see this page in German?
Or Japanese??
(Courtesy of google - for more languages see the babelfish.)
Before you go: read the small print! Now
I wonder... is a declaration of copyright protected by the copyright?
If so, please refer to the legal owner.
I hope it is abundantly clear by now that no-one (including myself) is responsible for
the content or the appearance of this and affiliated pages.
In plain words: UoB won't take the blame.
