Gonzalo Vazquez Vilar

Signal Theory and Communications Department

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Research

Gonzalo Vazquez-Vilar research interests lie in the fields of information theory, communications theory and signal processing. Currently he is working in the field of Shannon theory with focus on finite-length information theory, statistical hypothesis testing and their extensions for quantum systems.

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Teaching

Gonzalo Vazquez-Vilar teachs of the following courses offered by the Signal Theory and Communications Department at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

• Linear Systems
  Undergraduate course on Fourier analysis, with focus on the design and analysis of linear systems in the frequency domain.

• Introduction to Quantum Communications and Computing
  Undergraduate course introducing the fundamentals of quantum communication and computing, illustrated with examples and applications.

• Pre-Quantum Information and Communication
  Graduate course on communication systems and information theory, covering probabilistic modeling, fundamental limits, and practical techniques for modulation, encoding, and decoding.

• Finite-Length Information Theory for Quantum Systems
  Graduate course on finite-resource quantum information processing, covering hypothesis testing, quantum divergences, source compression, and classical-quantum channel coding.

A list of previous courses can be found here.

Contact

Gonzalo Vazquez-Vilar
Torres Quevedo Building, 4.2.A12
Avda. de la Universidad 30, 28911 Leganés, Madrid, Spain

Phone: +34 91 624 8450
Email: gonzalo.vazquez (at) uc3m.es