Hi Everyone,
This week we have a special quantum information seminar given by Renato
Renner. He will be speaking Wednesday April 2 at 4:30 (note time change
from standard seminar!) in room 6C-442. Title and and abstract are below.
Hope to see you there.
Best,
Shelby
Title: Reliable Quantum State Tomography
Abstract: Quantum state tomography is the task of estimating the state of a
quantum system using measurements. Typically, one is interested in the
(unknown) state generated during an experiment which can be repeated
arbitrarily often in principle. However, the number of actual runs of the
experiment, from which data is collected, is always finite (and often
small). As pointed out recently, this may lead to unjustified (or even
wrong) claims when employing standard statistical tools without care. In
this talk, I will present a method for obtaining reliable estimates from
finite tomographic data. Specifically, the method allows the derivation
of confidence regions, i.e., subsets of the state space in which the
unknown state is contained with probability almost one.
This is joint work with Matthias Christandl, see also arXiv:1108.5329.
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PhD Candidate in Physics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
www.mit.edu/~skimmel
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Hi everyone,
this is a reminder that tomorrow, July 1st, Prof. Apoorva Patel is
visiting the group for one day. Prof. Patel will give a talk at 3pm on the
optimization of quantum Hamiltonian evolution.
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Title: Optimisation of Quantum Hamiltonian Evolution
Speaker: Apoorva Patel
Centre for High Energy Physics
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore-560012
Abstract:
Given a quantum Hamiltonian and its evolution time, the corresponding
unitary evolution operator can be constructed in many different ways,
corresponding to different trajectories between the desired end-points.
A choice among these trajectories can then be made to obtain the best
computational complexity and control over errors. It is shown how a
construction based on Grover's algorithm scales linearly in time and
only logarithmically in error bound, and is clearly superior to the
scheme based on straightforward application of the Lie-Trotter formula.
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You can read more about his background in his home page
http://cts.iisc.ernet.in/Personnel/adpatel.html
You can meet him after 11am or accompany him for lunch. If you are
interested in meeting him during his visit please let me know.
Cheers,
Borzu Toloui
Hi Quanta
We will meet today at 11:00 in 6-310. Luke Schaeffer will tell us about his work. See you there!
Eddie
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Hi everyone,
on Tuesday, July 1st, Prof. Apoorva Patel is visiting the group for one
day. Prof. Patel will give a talk at 3pm on the optimization of quantum
Hamiltonian evolution. You can read more about his background in his home
page
http://cts.iisc.ernet.in/Personnel/adpatel.html
If you are interested in meeting him during his visit please let me know.
Cheers,
Borzu Toloui
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Title: Optimisation of Quantum Hamiltonian Evolution
Speaker: Apoorva Patel
Centre for High Energy Physics
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore-560012
Abstract:
Given a quantum Hamiltonian and its evolution time, the corresponding
unitary evolution operator can be constructed in many different ways,
corresponding to different trajectories between the desired end-points.
A choice among these trajectories can then be made to obtain the best
computational complexity and control over errors. It is shown how a
construction based on Grover's algorithm scales linearly in time and
only logarithmically in error bound, and is clearly superior to the
scheme based on straightforward application of the Lie-Trotter formula.
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Hi everyone,
on Tuesday, July 1st, Prof. Apoorva Patel is visiting the group for one
day. Prof. Patel will give a talk at 3pm on the optimization of quantum
Hamiltonian evolution. You can read more about his background in his home
page
http://cts.iisc.ernet.in/Personnel/adpatel.html
If you are interested in meeting him during his visit please let me know.
Cheers,
Borzu Toloui
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Title: Optimisation of Quantum Hamiltonian Evolution
Speaker: Apoorva Patel
Centre for High Energy Physics
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore-560012
Abstract:
Given a quantum Hamiltonian and its evolution time, the corresponding
unitary evolution operator can be constructed in many different ways,
corresponding to different trajectories between the desired end-points.
A choice among these trajectories can then be made to obtain the best
computational complexity and control over errors. It is shown how a
construction based on Grover's algorithm scales linearly in time and
only logarithmically in error bound, and is clearly superior to the
scheme based on straightforward application of the Lie-Trotter formula.
---------------
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Date: Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:00 PM
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Dear All,
Thank you for your participation in the 2014 Lab Environmental Competition!
Thanks to your efforts, the CCB Department had the most labs participating
in the competition of any department at FAS—and so you won a breakfast
party! *Please join us on Friday, 6/27 at 10:00 in the Department Center
Conference Room for coffee, bagels, and pastries* as we celebrate your
success. Be sure to spread the word in your lab, and we hope to see you
there!
Best,
Jamie
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Hi Friends,
As was mentioned very briefly in group meeting yesterday, please let me know if you're sort of an informal "point person" for any of the software we have. The page is here: https://aspuru.wikidot.com/computation. It would be good if people know whom they should speak with, when they want a copy of or help with these packages!
Cheers,
Nicolas
On Jun 18, 2014, at 11:53 AM, Nicolas Sawaya <nicolassawaya(a)fas.harvard.edu<mailto:nicolassawaya@fas.harvard.edu>> wrote:
Hi Friends,
There are a few new items on the wiki, including:
(a) awards/prizes (https://aspuru.wikidot.com/groupadmin:prizes)
(b) links to science conferences (https://aspuru.wikidot.com/science)
(c) additions to group software (https://aspuru.wikidot.com/computation)
If you have a chance, fill in any gaping holes you catch in any of those categories.
Cheers,
Nicolas