Lee Jaehak is a graduate student in the Department of Physics at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology [KAIST]. He received a Bachelor's Degree in physics at KAIST in 2006 with a thesis about the characteristics of glow plasma in a vacuum chamber. He is currently working in the Quantum Information Research Group supervised by Professor Hai-Woong Lee. He has had a paper about quantum entanglement generation using adiabatic interaction between single photon and trapped atom in an optical cavity in PRA [Physics Review A]. His current research interest is quantum random walk: the implementation of quantum random walk with linear optics and quantum search algorithm using quantum random walk on graphs. reri@kaist.ac.kr
Saturday 1 November 2008
Lee Jaehak
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Lee Jaehak is a graduate student in the Department of Physics at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology [KAIST]. He received a Bachelor's Degree in physics at KAIST in 2006 with a thesis about the characteristics of glow plasma in a vacuum chamber. He is currently working in the Quantum Information Research Group supervised by Professor Hai-Woong Lee. He has had a paper about quantum entanglement generation using adiabatic interaction between single photon and trapped atom in an optical cavity in PRA [Physics Review A]. His current research interest is quantum random walk: the implementation of quantum random walk with linear optics and quantum search algorithm using quantum random walk on graphs. reri@kaist.ac.kr
Lee Jaehak is a graduate student in the Department of Physics at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology [KAIST]. He received a Bachelor's Degree in physics at KAIST in 2006 with a thesis about the characteristics of glow plasma in a vacuum chamber. He is currently working in the Quantum Information Research Group supervised by Professor Hai-Woong Lee. He has had a paper about quantum entanglement generation using adiabatic interaction between single photon and trapped atom in an optical cavity in PRA [Physics Review A]. His current research interest is quantum random walk: the implementation of quantum random walk with linear optics and quantum search algorithm using quantum random walk on graphs. reri@kaist.ac.kr
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