November 30, 2023 | 11:58
Science
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Astrophysicist Dmitry Khangulyan gives lectures at YSU
Armenian astrophysicist, lecturer at Rikyo University (Japan), professor Dmitri Khangulyan gave lectures titled "Introduction to Quantum Computing" in the conference hall of YSU Institute of Physics.
Dmitry Khangulyan visited YSU within the framework of the international conference "Studying Cosmic Rays using Ultra High Energy Gamma Radiation" held in October, after which he stayed in Armenia for another month to give lectures to the teaching staff and students of the YSU Institute of Physics.
During the lectures, the speaker referred to the factors that arouse interest in general quantum computing, the axiomatic formulation of quantum mechanics, the description of the principles of building quantum computers, deeper study of a number of quantum algorithms (quantum search and quantum teleportation), the programming of quantum simulators and quantum computers and other topics.
Emphasizing the cooperation with Yerevan State University, Dmitry Khangulyan noted. "Thanks to my long-term cooperation with Felix Aharonyan, chief researcher of the YSU Research Institute of Physics, foreign member of NAS and professor of the leading research institute of Dublin, I participated in scientific conferences at YSU, but it was my first time lecturing, which was a unique experience for me."
During the visit, Dmitry Khangulyan discussed the prospects of cooperation with colleagues from the YSU Institute of Physics, in particular, the possibilities of joint research programs, frequent mutual visits and long-term lectures.
Emphasizing the importance of university education in his recorded successes, the astrophysicist emphasized. "Keeping up with the challenges of the modern world, it is necessary to apply the latest methods and technologies in the educational system in addition to the traditional methods, which will make the learning process easier and increase its effectiveness."
It should be noted that holding such lectures at the university contributes to the strengthening of partnership ties and the initiation and implementation of new research programs.