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01:12:06 Steven R. White - Just Enough Entanglement:… Steven R. White - Just Enough Entanglement: Simulating Quantum Systems without a Quantum Computer	Steven R. White - Just Enough Entanglement: Simulating Quantum Systems without a Quantum Computer The general solution of many-particle quantum systems is exponentially complex, requiring a quantum computer to solve. But for many of the most important properties of realistic experimental systems,… school of physics colloquia series georgia tech fall 2021 From Katie Gentilello 3 plays 0 name Steven R. White Date December 6th, 2021
49:37 From Microstructure to Morphology: Topological… From Microstructure to Morphology: Topological Defects and Shape Evolution in Soft Matter - Robin Selinger	From Microstructure to Morphology: Topological Defects and Shape Evolution in Soft Matter - Robin Selinger Soft materials with orientational order can undergo dramatic shape transformations driven by change of temperature or other stimuli. Nematic elastomers, a form of liquid crystal polymer, have been… school of physics colloquia series georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2017 From Katie Gentilello 44 plays 0 name Robin Selinger Date November 7th, 2017
54:27 Neutrons as a unique tool for research - Alan… Neutrons as a unique tool for research - Alan Tennant	Neutrons as a unique tool for research - Alan Tennant Neutrons provide an essential and complementary probe of matter with unique sensitivity to light atoms and magnetic phenomena. As part of a Department of Energy initiative to define the future needs… school of physics colloquia series college of sciences georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2017 From Katie Gentilello 11 plays 0 name Alan Tennant Date August 28th, 2017