Physics and Astronomy
University of Calgary
David Feder
- Associate Professor
Research Interests
Currently Teaching
| F2012 - PHYS 211 - Mechanics | ||||||||||
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| F2012 - PHYS 449 - Statistical Mechanics I | ||||||||||
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| W2013 - PHYS 451 - Statistical Mechanics II | ||||||||||
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Publications
Journal Paper
- Feder, David. Testing the Publications Uploader 00 (to appear).
- Underwood, Michael and Feder, David. Universal quantum computation by discontinuous quantum walk 82.4 2010. 042304.
- D'Souza, Adam, Briet, J. and Feder, David. Testing Equivalence of Pure Quantum States and Graph States under SLOCC 8. 2010.
- Morris, A.G. and Feder, David. Topological entropy of quantum Hall states in rotating Bose gases 79. 2009. 013619.
- Feder, David. Cooling ultracold bosons in optical lattices by spectral transform 79. 2009. 013604.
- Joo, J. and Feder, David. Error-correcting one-way quantum computation with global entangling gates 80. 2009. 032312.
- Friesen, Timothy and Feder, David. One-way quantum computing in optical lattices with many atom addressing 78. 2008. 032312.
- Garret, M.C. and Feder, David. Cluster states from imperfect global entanglement 10. 2008. 033009.
- Morris, A.G. and Feder, David. Gaussian potentials facilitate access to quantum Hall states in rotating Bose gases 99. 2007. 240401.
- Feder, David. Perfect quantum state transfer with spinor bosons on weighted graphs 97. 2006. 180502.
- Morris, A.G. and Feder, David. Validity of the lowest-Landau-level approximation for rotating Bose gases 74. 2006. 033605.
- McKagan, S.B., Feder, David and Reinhardt, W.P.. Mean-field effects may mimic number squeezing in Bose-Einstein condensates in optical lattices 74. 2006. 013612.
Curricula Vitae
Degrees
- 1992 - B.Sc. - Physics - Science College (Concordia University)
- 1994 - M.Sc. - Physics - McMaster University
- 1997 - Ph.D. - Physics - McMaster University
Students
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