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Image for the paper "Conditional entanglement transfer via black holes: restoring predictability"
Quantum physics

Going, going, gone

A solution to the information paradox uses standard quantum field theory to show that black holes can evaporate in a predictable way.

ODOscar DahlstenAALM
New Journal of Physics
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Neural networks

Quick quantum neural nets

The notion of quantum superposition speeds up the training process for binary neural networks and ensures that their parameters are optimal.

ODOscar DahlstenYLDEFL
New Journal of Physics
Image for the paper "Entropic equality for worst-case work at any protocol speed"
Thermodynamics

Worst-case work entropic equality

A new equality which depends on the maximum entropy describes the worst-case amount of work done by finite-dimensional quantum systems.

ODOscar DahlstenMCDBAGNHVV
New Journal of Physics
Image for the paper "A measure of majorization emerging from single-shot statistical mechanics"
Thermodynamics

A measure of majorization

Single-shot information theory inspires a new formulation of statistical mechanics which measures the optimal guaranteed work of a system.

ODOscar DahlstenDERRVV
New Journal of Physics