Curriculum vitae for Jonas Eidesen

Born:
Haugesund, Norway

Citizenship:
Norwegian

Address:
Oslo
Norway

Email:
jonas.eidesen1@gmail.com
jonaeid@uio.no

Education

• Ph.D. degree in Mathematics, University of Oslo, 2023-.
  Thesis advisors: Tron Å. Omland (main supervisor), Erik C. Bédos, and Nadia S. Larsen.
• MSc in Mathematics, University of Oslo, 2021-2023.
  Thesis advisor: Nadia S. Larsen.
  Thesis title: KMS weights of C∗-algebras associated to topological graphs.
• Courses in theoretical physics, University of Oslo, 2020-2021.
• BSc in Physics, University of Bergen, 2017-2020.
  Thesis advisors: Morten Førre (main supervisor), and Andreas L. Knutsen.
  Thesis title: The Dirac equation for hydrogen-like atoms: A complete solution (written with René Langøen and Karl F. Munthe).
• The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Vardafjell VGS, Haugesund, 2014-2017.

Publications

1. Sheaves of measures and KMS-weights on topological graph algebras. Mathematica Scandinavica 130, (2024), 582-606.
2. Projective error models: Stabilizer codes, Clifford codes, and weak stabilizer codes, (2025).
3. Metrics on completely positive maps via noncommutative geometry, Joint with Are Austad, Erik Bédos, Nadia S. Larsen, and Tron Omland, (2025).

Talks at conferences

• "Projective Error Models: Stabilizer codes, Clifford codes, and weak stabilizer codes", contributed talk at Operator Algebras and Quantum Information, University of Waterloo, June 2-6, 2025.
• "Projective error models: Stabilizer codes, Clifford codes, and weak stabilizer codes", contributed talk at QMATH16: Mathematical Results in Quantum Theory, Technical University of Munich - Garching Research Campus, September 1-5, 2025.

Seminar talks

• "The Extension Problem", talk at the student seminar in mathematics at the University of Oslo, 2023.
• "What is the Dirac equation?", talk at the What is..?-seminar in mathematics at the University of Oslo, 2024.
• "What is the most accurate prediction in physics?", talk at the What is..?-seminar in mathematics at the University of Oslo, 2025.

Grants and awards

• NR Prize for best master’s thesis submitted in mathematics in the academic year 2022-2023 at the University of Oslo, 2023.
• Grant of 106 000 NOK from the Norwegian Research Council for a four month stay at the Institute of Quantum Computing at the University of Waterloo, March 7th to June 30th, 2025.

Teaching and work experience

• Teaching assistant in Calculus I (MAT111), University of Bergen.
  • Autumn semester 2018.
• Teaching assistant in Calculus II (MAT112), University of Bergen.
  • Spring semester 2019.
• Teaching assistant in Mathematical Methods in Physics (FYS3140), University of Oslo.
  • Spring semester 2022.
  • Spring semester 2023.
• Summer job creating problem sheets in Mathematical Methods in Physics (FYS3140), University of Oslo.
  • Summer 2022.
  • Summer 2023.
• Teaching assistant in Advanced Quantum Field Theory (FYS5120), University of Oslo.
  • Spring semester 2022.
• Lecturer for a short lecture series on representation theory with applications in quantum information theory during my visit at the Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo, 2025.

Administrative roles and organization

• Member of external committee evaluating the bachelor programs Mathematics with Informatics (MAMI) and Mathematics and Economics (MAEC) at the University of Oslo, 2022-2023.
• Co-organizer of the student seminar in mathematics at the University of Oslo, 2023-2024.
• Co-organizer of the "What is..?"-seminar in mathematics at the University of Oslo, 2025-.

Last updated December 2025.