QPL 2018 Accepted Talks
    
    
    
    
      
        Matthew Amy.
      
      
        Towards large-scale functional verification of universal quantum circuits.
      
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        Miriam Backens and Aleks Kissinger.
      
      
        ZH: A complete graphical calculus for quantum computations involving classical non-linearity.
      
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        Andrew N. Glaudell, Neil J. Ross and Jacob M. Taylor.
      
      
        Canonical forms for single-qutrit Clifford+T operators.
      
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        Tomáš Gonda, Ravi Kunjwal, David Schmid, Elie Wolfe and Ana Belén Sainz.
      
      
        Almost quantum correlations are inconsistent with Specker’s principle.
      
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        Matty Hoban and Ana Belén Sainz.
      
      
        A channel-based framework for steering, non-locality and beyond.
      
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        Mathieu Huot and Sam Staton.
      
      
        Categorical universal properties in quantum theory.
      
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        Benjamin Musto and Jamie Vicary.
      
      
        Orthogonality for quantum Latin isometry squares.
      
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        Jonathan Richens, John Selby and Sabri Al-Safi.
      
      
        Entanglement is necessary for emergent classicality in all physical theories.
      
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        Ana Belén Sainz, Yelena Guryanova, Antonio Acín and Miguel Navascués.
      
      
        Almost quantum correlations violate the no-restriction hypothesis.
      
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        John Selby and Jamie Sikora.
      
      
        Cone programs and generalised probabilistic theories.
      
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