Quantum Matter Seminar
East Bridge 114
Solvable models of quantum annealing
Nikolai Sinitsyn,
Nikolai Sinitsyn, CNLS Postdoctoral Research Associate,
CNLS,
Texas A&M University,
,
In quantum annealing, coherent dynamics is arranged to solve a complex computational problem. Usually, the research on quantum annealing is heuristic, i.e., having no strong evidence for the efficiency of such computations. Nevertheless, exactly solvable models of explicitly time-dependent evolution of interacting spins can characterize both limitations and potential advantages of quantum annealing. I will review techniques to obtain such solutions and describe a few physical phenomena revealed by them: coherent thermalization, dynamic phase transitions, localization by quantum interference, and asymmetry amplification.
For more information, please contact Bonnie Leung by phone at (626)395-4964 or by email at [email protected].
Event Series
Quantum Matter Seminar Series
