Quantum computing
June 12-14th
PROGRAM ProgramESNT_QC_NuclPhys_June19.pdf
Quantum computing and scientific research: state of the art and potential impact in nuclear physics
Organizers: T. Duguet (CEA-Saclay DPhN, contact), J.P. Ebran (CEA, DAM), D. Estève (CEA, SPEC; CNRS), V. Somà (DPhN, contact), A. Tichai (ESNT, contact)
The main goals of the workshop are:
1. To inform/educate the local research community on the state of the art and near-future perspectives in quantum computing;
2. To examine the fields of scientific research where quantum simulations are expected to lead to important breakthroughs;
3. To review the progress in quantum algorithms and explore the potential interplay with quantum many-body formalisms;
4. To discuss potential impact of quantum simulations on nuclear physics research.
REFERENCES given during the workshop (and after): RefQuantumComputingESNTv2019v.pdf
Exposés -TALKS- Invited speakers
Introductory lecture
Anthony Leverrier (INRIA)
Part I: Basic quantum mechanical principles of quantum computing LectureI_ESNT_QC_ALeverrier_12june19.pdf
Part II: Theory of quantum algorithms LectureII_ESNT_QC_ALeverrier_12june19.pdf
Talks
+ Thomas Ayral (Atos), Quantum emulators and scientific research Talk_ESNT_QC_ThAyral_13June19.pdf
+ Guillaume Colin de Verdière (CEA DAM), Teratec Quantum Computing Initiative Talk_ESNT_QC_ColindeVerdiere_14June19.pdf
+ Pierre-Luc Dallaire-Demers (Xanadu, Toronto), Preparing correlated fermionic states on a quantum computer Talk_ESNT_QC_PLDallaireDemers_14June19.pdf
+ Jens Eisert (Freie Universität Berlin), Quantum advantages of quantum simulators probing strongly correlated systems and of near-term quantum computers Talk_ESNT_QC_JEisert_13June19.pdf
+ Daniel Estève (CEA Saclay), How do we fabricate a quantum bit? Talk_ESNT_QC_DEsteve_12June19.pdf
+ Alexei Grinbaum (CEA Saclay), Quantum foundations in the XXI century Talk_ESNT_QC_AGrinbaum_12June19.pdf
+ Gaute Hagen (Oak Ridge National Lab), First quantum computation of an atomic nucleus Talk_ESNT_QC_GHagen_13June19.pdf
+ Thomas O’Brien (Leiden University), Quantum algorithms for strongly-correlated chemistry and physics problems Talk_ESNT_QC_ThOBrien_13June19.pdf
+ Alessandro Roggero (INT Seattle), Nuclear dynamics with quantum computers Talk_ESNT_QC_ARoggero_14June19.pdf
+ Alexander Tichai (CEA, ESNT), Nuclear many-body formalisms and computation Talk_ESNT_QC_ATichai_13June19.pdf
+ Jacob Watkins (Michigan State University), Nuclear physics and quantum computing Talk_ESNT_QC_JWatkins_14June19.pdf
PROGRAM (updated 28th May)
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Wednesday 12th June
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Thursday 13th June
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Friday 14th June
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9h15 Welcome
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9h15 J. Eisert
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9h15 P.-L. Dallaire-Demers
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9h30 A. Leverrier (I)
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10h15 Break |
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11h Break
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10h45 A. Tichai | 10h45 A. Roggero | ||
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11h30 A. Leverrier (II)
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11h45 G. Hagen
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11h45 G. Colin de Verdière
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| 13h Lunch | 12h45 Lunch | 12h45 Lunch | ||
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14h15 A. Grinbaum
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14h T. Ayral | 14h J. Watkins | ||
| 15h15 Break | 15h Break | 15h Break | ||
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15h45 D. Estève
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15h30 T. O'Brien |
15h30 Discussions |
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16h45 Discussions 17h45 End |
16h30 Discussions 17h30 End |
16h30 End |
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