Analysis and control of multipartite quantum interactions for computation and communication

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Quantum mechanics offers the possibility of developing novel information processing protocols that could revolutionize computing and communication. Algorithms based on quantum mechanical laws can already perform certain tasks dramatically faster than our fastest computers, and protocols such as teleportation and quantum cryptography can transform our secure communication capabilities. In order to build large-scale quantum information processing devices, it is necessary to accurately prepare, manipulate and measure many-body quantum systems. Much progress has been made in demonstrating quantum control and information processing on a small scale but the challenge grows with the size of the system and the characterization and efficient control of multipartite quantum systems remains an interesting open question. These multipartite systems can exhibit powerful non-classical correlations in the quantum regime, and nonlinear chaotic behaviour at the classical level.