Quantum Gibbs Sampling

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Anthony Chen (Caltech)
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/anthony-chen-caltech-2023-07-11
Quantum Summer Cluster Workshop

Classical Monte Carlo sampling has played a fundamental role in computer science. In this talk, we present themissing quantum counterpart: quantum algorithms for sampling quantum Gibbs states.



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