QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATION
Abstract
Technologies based on quantum physics have been around for almost 80 years. The understanding of quantum solid state physics was the impetus for the invention in 1947 of transistor, and the understanding of quantum optics led to the invention of laser. Humanity has learned to manipulate complex quantum systems based on their individual components: ions, photons and atoms. It is possible to separately control the quantum state of each component of a quantum system, as well as to change and measure their states. The article describes the possible areas of application of quantum technologies for educational purposes.
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