IQIM Postdoctoral and Graduate Student Seminar

Abstract: Whether interested in simulating dynamical interactions of fundamental particles or otherwise implementing a large-scale quantum computation, the field theoretic framework of spatially distributed quantum degrees of freedom is invaluable. By leveraging their natural capacity to describe highly entangled many-body states, the use of atomic-scale quantum systems to form a computational framework for the exploration of sub-atomic phenomena is envisioned to be non-perturbatively advantageous. In this talk, I will share a developing perspective on the entanglement structures within quantum fields and discuss resulting implications for the design of effective field theories and future practical quantum simulations of quantum fields.

To attend the talk, please register in advance. Enter your name and email and you'll receive the zoom link by email https://caltech.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUkce-qqD4iHtf0-WWMuJDp-CfCx0xyM03w

Talks will also be posted on IQIM's YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5TeDDv2O31r8B47iEUEgNQ