LW Boston had a megameetup last week, and it went well. There were a few presentations and an exciting unconference. Here are some materials from the presentations.
Direct Detection of Classically Imperceptible Dark Matter through Quantum Decoherence Jess Riedel
Also, my talk wasn't focused on the Quantum Computing end (although that would have probably been a neat talk I don't really know enough about that end). The correct title was "Complexity Classes Intermediate between P and NP". In fact, most of the interesting quantum classes don't fall into this category. The only one I think that does that's fairly natural is ZBQP, which is a very interesting class but wasn't something I talked about at all.
LW Boston had a megameetup last week, and it went well. There were a few presentations and an exciting unconference. Here are some materials from the presentations.
Direct Detection of Classically Imperceptible Dark Matter through Quantum Decoherence
Jess Riedel
The official manual: http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/manual/
Additional practice exercises and further reading: http://www.scribd.com/doc/155291719/Exercises-for-Intermediate-Complexity