Seminars and Events

Luke Causer (University of Nottingham):
Computing the statistics of dynamical observables in stochastic dynamics is a difficult task - often exponential in both system size and time. more

Richard East (QuEnG):
The ZX calculus is a formal diagrammatic language typically used by computer scientists for the analysis and simplification of quantum circuits. more

Alvise Bastianello (TUM): Integrability is a cornerstone in our understanding of out-of-equilibrium and transport in one-dimensional quantum systems. more

Alejandro Pozas-Kerstjens (ICMAT, Madrid): Physics research has not been alien to the recent success of machine learning techniques. more

Miguel Frías (MPQ): The transverse folding is a tensor network method to compute time
dependent local observables that can sometimes overcome the limitations of
matrix product states. more

Nikolas Breuckmann (University College London)
Quantum error correction is an indispensable ingredient for scalable quantum computing. more

Francesco Piazza (Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems in Dresden)
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