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[emellaich]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

Yeah, you can read my papers by going to arxiv.org and searching for my name. But you should probably wait until my thesis is published, it's written to be more accessible than the papers

I will take a look at it, but it will probably be beyond me. My PhD is in management of software not in "quantum communications".

Do you use quantum entaglement in your studies of communications?

Michael

[kovidgoyal]

Originally Posted by emellaich

I will take a look at it, but it will probably be beyond me. My PhD is in management of software not in "quantum communications".

Do you use quantum entaglement in your studies of communications?

Michael

Yeah, I use quantum entanglement in pretty much everything The communications part of my thesis deals with a family of protocols for boosting quantum entanglement between separated parties allowed to communicate only classically.

[Sabardeyn]

Originally Posted by user_none

Expect a beta around the end of this month beginning of next.

Thanks for the ETA. I've avoided using the current version of Calibre because I wasn't sure what I might need to re-do later. I'm considering a dedicated drive as a Library and converting to EPUB. This made any effort, beyond learning the software, potentially "wasted" effort.

[Jellby]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

Nope, makes extensive use of vector diagrams. I actually could probably have written it in EPUB to start with, but that would have taken too long, since the tools for writing math/making vector illustrations in svg are not there yet, I would probably have had to create them.

You have the source files for the text, and vector diagrams can be converted from pdf to svg (I think there are a few pdf2svg utilities, I've used this). So there's no excuse!

PS. My thesis is only available in PDF too

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

Yeah, I use quantum entanglement in pretty much everything The communications part of my thesis deals with a family of protocols for boosting quantum entanglement between separated parties allowed to communicate only classically.

that sounds like dada poetry to me. i don't understand it but i like the way it sounds. i think i'll memorize it and repeat it in parties.

[kovidgoyal]

Originally Posted by Jellby

You have the source files for the text, and vector diagrams can be converted from pdf to svg (I think there are a few pdf2svg utilities, I've used this). So there's no excuse!

PS. My thesis is only available in PDF too

Actually, at some point, it may be an interesting excercise, just to show that it can be done. But later...