This text constitutes the proceedings of the first International Conference on Quantum Information, held at Meijo University, Japan in November 1997. Topics covered include teleportation of general quantum states, quantum computer and analysis and control of decoherence in spin system.
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How we, human being, have evolved to such complexity from nothing?, M. Oda; why and how physicists are interested in brain and mind?, M. Oda; a method for information analysis of sequences by two-dimensional pattern formation with colouration, N. Obata et al; teleportation of general quantum states, L. Accardi and M. Ohya; on acerain integral formula in stochastic analysis, I. Doku; comments on Nelson's quantum stochastic process - tunnelling time and domain structure, T. Hashimoto; some of future directions in white noise analysis, T. Hida; quantum computer - an overview, A. Hosoya; on the computational power of bounded error quantum turing machines, T. Nishino; mutual entropy in quantum information and information genetics, M. Ohya; the Levy Laplacian as a self-adjoint operator, K. Saito and A.H. Tsoi; on variation theory of structures and Kiho's problem, Y. Shikata and M. Tsukamoto; topics on random fields, (i Si), extracting order from chaotic world through perceptual grouping processes in human sensory system, N. Sugie; models of quantum computers and decoherence problem, I.V. Volovich; analysis and control of decoherence in spin system, M. Yamanoi.
