Particle Physics and Quantum Simulation Collide in New Proposal

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Zohreh Davoudi is collaborating with experts in quantum computing technologies to ensure that the relevant problems in her fields of nuclear and particle physics are poised to reap the benefits when quantum simulations mature. Davoudi along with JQI Fellow Alexey Gorshkov and other colleagues proposed a quantum simulation that might be possible to implement soon. They proposal involves using superconducting circuits to simulate a simplified model of collisions between fundamental particles called quarks and mesons (which are themselves made of quarks and antiquarks).

Excursion in the Quantum Loss Landscape: Learning, Generating and Simulating in the Quantum World

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Statistical learning is emerging as a new paradigm in science.

This has ignited interest within our inherently quantum world in exploring quantum machines for their advantages in learning, generating, and predicting various aspects of our universe by processing both quantum and classical data. In parallel, the pursuit of scalable science through physical simulations using both digital and analog quantum computers is rising on the horizon.

Engineering optical lattices for ultracold atoms with spatial features and periodicity below the diffraction limit & Dual-species optical tweezer arrays for Rubidium and Ytterbium for Rydberg-interaction-mediated quantum simulations

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Dissertation Committee Chair: Prof. Steven Rolston (co-advisor)

Committee: 

Prof. Trey Porto (co-chair/co-advisor)

Prof. Ian Spielman

Prof. Nathan Schine

Prof. Ronald Walsworth

Abstract:  This dissertation is based on two independent projects.

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