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Group seminar
Theoretical quantum science and technology
(Every term)
Group members will present and discuss their latest progress and results and give tutorial talks. Some talks will also be given by (external) visitors.
Students are always very welcome, credits can be obtained by a presenting something of interest (e.g., a research paper).
Comments are always welcome at (teaching@mkliesch.eu).
Time and place: Fridays 10:30h, either in the seminar room 25.32.03.51 or in the “Hilbtertraum” 25.32.03.48.
Topics
Quantum information theory,
Quantum many-body physics,
Simulations of complex quantum systems,
Characterization and validation of quantum computing components,
Applied math, and
Machine learning in quantum physics.
Schedule 2018/2019
April
19 | Daniel Miller will talk about “Propagation of generalized Pauli errors in qudit Clifford circuits” and a follow-up project on “Beating the PLOB bound with error-corrected qudit repeaters”.
12 | Raphael will lead a discussion on “Locally accurate MPS approximations for ground states of one-dimensional gapped local Hamiltonians”.
05 | Martin will speak about “Sample complexity of device-independently certified 'quantum supremacy’”.
March
29 | Discussion of local purifications
22 | Lennart will provide an overview of his current work on tensor networks:
Analyze challenges when simulating large scale quantum networks with tensor networks.
Event simulation of quantum operations
Distributed and parallelized computation
Simulation of decoherence with purified states may provide a scalable approach for few quibit nodes.
14 | (Moved from Friday to Thursday 10:30h) Raphael will tell us about his project.
08 | Discussion of variational quantum algorithms starting with the paper “A variational eigenvalue solver on a quantum processor”. Also the latest developments are of interest, see “Computational speedups using small quantum devices”.
01 | No group meeting (Carnival)
February
01 | Discussion of Construction of exact constants of motion and effective models for many-body localized systems.
05, 10:30h | Our visitor Jonas Haferkamp will tell us that Contracting projected entangled pair states is average-case hard.
07 | Discussion of gate set tomography, see the original paper and an introduction.
15 | Discussion of an active topic
22 | MK absent
January
11 | Raphael Brieger will speak about:
How many samples are needed to decide whether or not samples come from a targeted distribution?.
18 | Lennart Bittel speaks about the preparation of ground states on a quantum computer,
see e.g., Faster ground state preparation and high-precision ground energy estimation with fewer qubits and Quantum algorithm for preparing the ground state of a system via resonance transition.
25 | Martin Kliesch presents the main theorem and proof of Local integrals of motion and the logarithmic lightcone in many-body localized systems.
December
07 | Visitor: Ben Criger (Delft) will speak about quantum error correction,
see Multi-path Summation for Decoding 2D Topological Codes.14->19 | Moved to 19th: Ingo Roth (FU Berlin) visiting
November
02 | Canceled due to moved lecture
09 | Raphael Brieger will speak about From estimation of quantum probabilities to simulation of quantum circuits.
16 | Lennart Bittel will speak about Restricted Boltzmann machine quantum states.
23 | Reading group mode: we will discuss the methods used in the papers A quantum-inspired classical algorithm for recommendation systems and Quantum-inspired classical algorithms for principal component analysis and supervised clustering
30 | Reading group mode: further discussion of A quantum-inspired classical algorithm for recommendation systems and of the underlying method Fast Monte-Carlo Algorithms for Finding Low-Rank Approximations
October
12 | Our visitor Markus Heinrich will speak about his work Robustness of Magic and Symmetries of the Stabiliser Polytope
19 | Martin Kliesch will speak (overview talk)
26 | Martin Kliesch absent
March
01 | Discussion of an active topic
08 | Discussion of an active topic
(Voluntary speakers are always welcome!)