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The dictum that ``information is physical'' indicates that we should understand how features of quantum physics, in particular, the phenomenon of quantum coherence, can be understood to be, and quantified as, a resource for the processing of information. This Colloquium discusses how to characterize, quantify, and manipulate quantum coherence, in application areas ranging from many-body and solid state physics to biological and nanoscale systems.
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