User:Mwilde

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My name is Mark Wilde. I am a first year Ph.D. student at the University of Southern California studying digital signal processing within the field of electrical engineering. My home page is at markwilde.com

I am currently interested in learning more about quantum computing and quantum information theory as they seem quite powerful. I have just finished classes in my first semester on digital signal processing, transform theory, and random processes. I am now taking classes in pattern recognition and adaptive signal processing. I am sitting in on classes in quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, the history of math, and optics.

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