Summer Cluster in Quantum Computation | Polylogues

Summer Cluster in Quantum Computation | Polylogues

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This summer, the Simons Institute hosted our first indoor research activity in sixteen months, the 2021 Summer Cluster in Quantum Computation.

In this episode of Polylogues, cluster organizer and Director for Quantum Computing Umesh Vazirani sits down with the other members of the organizing team to discuss some of the themes of the cluster: quantum complexity theory, quantum protocols and the nature of entanglement, quantum algorithms, and quantum chemistry.

Featuring: Sandy Irani (UC Irvine), James Whitfield (Dartmouth College), and Henry Yuen (Columbia University).

This production is an activity of the Simons Institute's Research Pod in Quantum Computing, and is funded by the Department of Energy (via the Quantum Systems Accelerator) and the National Science Foundation (via a Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes award).

© Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing, 2021







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quantum complexity
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