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Quantum computer is expected to attempt the quantum supremacy in near-term with potentially useful applications. Among the various quantum simulation problems, a quantum sampling problem with noninteracting bosonic particles, i.e. boson sampling, is very likely to demonstrate the quantum supremacy with relatively limited physical resources. In my talk, I will present a molecular problem (molecular vibronic spectra), which can be interpreted as a Gaussian boson sampling problem. Additionally, a quantum circuit based algorithm for the same molecular problem will be presented. | Quantum computer is expected to attempt the quantum supremacy in near-term with potentially useful applications. Among the various quantum simulation problems, a quantum sampling problem with noninteracting bosonic particles, i.e. boson sampling, is very likely to demonstrate the quantum supremacy with relatively limited physical resources. In my talk, I will present a molecular problem (molecular vibronic spectra), which can be interpreted as a Gaussian boson sampling problem. Additionally, a quantum circuit based algorithm for the same molecular problem will be presented. | ||
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- Speaker: Prof. Huh, Joonsuk (Sungkyunkwan Univ.)
- Date: Wednesday April 17, 2019 05:00pm
- Place: Jungho Seminar Room
Quantum computer is expected to attempt the quantum supremacy in near-term with potentially useful applications. Among the various quantum simulation problems, a quantum sampling problem with noninteracting bosonic particles, i.e. boson sampling, is very likely to demonstrate the quantum supremacy with relatively limited physical resources. In my talk, I will present a molecular problem (molecular vibronic spectra), which can be interpreted as a Gaussian boson sampling problem. Additionally, a quantum circuit based algorithm for the same molecular problem will be presented.