- Carlton M. Caves
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name = Carl Caves
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caption = Carlton Morris Caves
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fields =Physicist
workplaces =University of New Mexico Caltech University of Southern California
alma_mater =Rice University Caltech
doctoral_advisor =Kip Thorne
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doctoral_students =Samuel L. Braunstein Steven Flammia Michael Nielsen
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known_for =Quantum information
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awards = Einstein Prize (1990)
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footnotes =Carlton Morris Caves holds the position of Distinguished Professor in physicsat the
University of New Mexico . He is notable for his work in the areas of physics of information; information, entropy, and complexity;quantum information theory ;quantum chaos ,quantum optics ; theory of non-classical light; theory ofquantum noise ; and thequantum theory of measurement .Education
He received his BA in
physics andmathematics fromRice University , 1972; and his PhD fromCaltech underKip Thorne , 1979, in the area of gravitation leading to a thesis entitled "Theoretical Investigations of Experimental Gravitation."Career
In 1979-81, he was a Research Fellow,
Caltech ; in 1982-87, he was a Senior Research Fellow,Caltech ; in 1987-92, he was an associate professor at theUniversity of Southern California ; and in 1992-2006, he was Professor of Physics and Astronomy,University of New Mexico .Honors
He has received a number of honors including Fellow of the
American Physical Society ; National Science Foundation (NSF) Predoctoral Fellow, 1972-75; Richard P. Feynman Fellow, Caltech,1976-77; first Öcsi Bacsi Fellow, Caltech, 1976-77; and theEinstein Prize for Laser Science , Society for Optical and Quantum Electronics, 1990.ee also
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Quantum Aspects of Life External links
* [http://info.phys.unm.edu/~caves/ Caves' homepage]
* [http://info.phys.unm.edu/~caves/commentary/026.html Caves' father]
* [http://www.genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/id.php?id=112856 Caves' math genealogy]
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