Valencia Quantum Spain mini-workshop

Sesión

13 may. 2024 14:30

Room "Joan Pelechano" (ETSE)

Moderadores

Session 3

• Bryan Zaldivar (IFIC)

Lista de contribución Cronograma

7. Low-Level mapping techniques for quantum network applications

Anabel Ovide (UPV)

13/5/24 14:30

Quantum networks represent a novel approach for facilitating information
exchange across distant locations through the deployment of various quantum
applications, including Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and blind comput-
ing. These applications are structured into programs comprising both classical
and quantum code, typically executed in a sequential manner on disparate end
nodes. These end...

9. Quantum metrology with finite samples: Generalizing the quantum Cramér-Rao bound

Manuel Gessner (Departamento de Física Teórica & IFIC, Universidad de Valencia-CSIC)

13/5/24 15:00

The cornerstone of modern quantum metrology is the quantum Cramér-Rao bound and the quantum Fisher information. Under generic conditions, this bound can be saturated by an optimal estimator and measurement, provided that many repeated measurements on the system are performed. However, in the presence of smaller data sets it typically largely underestimates the error that can actually be...

10. Steady-state quantum thermodynamics with synthetic negative temperatures

Mohit Bera

13/5/24 15:30

A bath with a negative temperature is a subject of intense debate in recent times. It raises fundamental questions not only on our understanding of negative temperature of a bath in connection with thermodynamics but also on the possibilities of constructing devices using such baths. In this work, we study steady-state quantum thermodynamics involving baths with negative temperatures. A bath...

11. From Colliders to Qubits: Exploring HEP with Quantum Jet Clustering and QFIAE

Leandro Cieri (IFIC)

13/5/24 16:00

High-energy physics (HEP) experiments generate massive datasets that challenge classical computing methods. Quantum computing offers promising avenues to tackle these challenges. This talk presents two applications of quantum algorithms in HEP:

Quantum Jet Clustering: This method leverages the principles of superposition and entanglement to efficiently reconstruct jets of particles emerging...