M. Sc. Simone Felicetti and Roberto di Candia attend the PICQUE school, Varenna (Italy).
19-26.5.2014: M. Sc. Simone Felicetti and Roberto di Candia attend the PICQUE school, Varenna (Italy).
Read MoreProf. Enrique Solano and Dr. Mikel Sanz visit Walther Meissner Institute, Garching, Germany. Dr. Mikel Sanz gives an invited seminar.
14-16.5.2014: Prof. Enrique Solano and Dr. Mikel Sanz visit Walther Meissner Institute, Garching, Germany. Dr. Mikel Sanz gives an invited seminar.
Read MoreProf. Enrique Solano and Dr. Mikel Sanz visit Wien University. Prof. enrique Solano gives and invited talk.
11-14.5.2014:Prof. Enrique Solano and Dr. Mikel Sanz visit Wien University. Prof. enrique Solano gives and invited talk.
Read MoreThe article “Biomimetic Cloning of Quantum Observables” is published in Scientific Reports.
9.5.2014: The article “Biomimetic Cloning of Quantum Observables” is published in Scientific Reports.
Read MoreM. Sc. Laura García Álvarez attends the CORINF school “Correlated Multi-electron Dynamics in Intense Light Fields”, Cargèse, France.
27.4-3.5.2014: M. Sc. Laura García Álvarez attends the CORINF school “Correlated Multi-electron Dynamics in Intense Light Fields“, Cargèse, France.
Read MoreThe article “Fermion-fermion scattering with superconducting circuits” is submitted to the arXiv.
10.4.2014: The article “Fermion-fermion scattering with superconducting circuits” is submitted to the arXiv.
Read MoreDr. Lucas Lamata gives an invited talk at the evaluation meeting of EU IP Project SCALEQIT at the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium.
7.4.2014: Dr. Lucas Lamata gives an invited talk at the evaluation meeting of EU IP Project SCALEQIT at the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium.
Read MoreDr. Guillermo Romero and M. Sc. Simone Felicetti visit the Centre for Quantum Technologies, Singapore, Singapore.
6-19.4.2014: Dr. Guillermo Romero and M. Sc. Simone Felicetti visit the Centre for Quantum Technologies, Singapore, Singapore.
Read MoreM. Sc. Antonio Mezzacapo visits the group of Prof. Frank Wilhelm in Saarbrücken, Germany.
6-15.4.2014: M. Sc. Antonio Mezzacapo visits the group of Prof. Frank Wilhelm in Saarbrücken, Germany.
Read MoreDr. Guillermo Romero visits the Centre for Quantum Technologies at National University of Singapore, Singapore, giving an invited talk.
6-19.4.2014: Dr. Guillermo Romero visits the Centre for Quantum Technologies at National University of Singapore, Singapore, giving an invited talk.
Read MoreProf. Enrique Solano, Dr. Lucas Lamata, M. Sc. Antonio Mezzacapo and M. Sc. Julen Perdernales visit Prof. Rainer Blatt’s trapped-ion group at IQOQI Innsbruck, Austria, giving an invited seminar each.
3-4.4.2014: Prof. Enrique Solano, Dr. Lucas Lamata, M. Sc. Antonio Mezzacapo and M. Sc. Julen Perdernales visit Prof. Rainer Blatt’s trapped-ion group at IQOQI Innsbruck, Austria, giving an invited seminar each.
Read MoreM.Sc. Laura García Álvarez visits Walter Meissner institute, Garching, Germany, giving an invited seminar.
24-29.3.2014: M. Sc. Laura García Álvarez visits Walter Meissner institute, Garching, Germany, giving an invited seminar.
Read MoreM.Sc. Simone Felicetti and Roberto di Candia attend the CCQED YES meeting, Landeck, Austria.
23-29.3.2014: M. Sc. Simone Felicetti and Roberto di Candia attend the CCQED YES meeting, Landeck, Austria.
Read MoreThe article “Many-Body Interactions with Tunable-Coupling Transmon Qubits” is submitted to the arXiv.
14.3.2014: The article “Many-Body Interactions with Tunable-Coupling Transmon Qubits” is submitted to the arXiv.
Read MoreDr. Mikel Sanz gives a contributed talk in the Workhop “BilbaoQuantum2014”, Bilbao, Spain.
10-13.3.2014: Dr. Mikel Sanz gives a contributed talk in the Workhop “BilbaoQuantum2014“, Bilbao, Spain.
Read MoreM.Sc. Antonio Mezzacapo, Simone Felicetti and Roberto di Candia attend the APS March meeting, Denver, Colorado, USA.
3-7.3.2014: M. Sc. Antonio Mezzacapo, Simone Felicetti and Roberto di Candia attend the APS March meeting, Denver, Colorado, USA.
Read MoreThe article “Dynamical Casimir effect entangles artificial atoms” has been selected for the Image Gallery of the APS March Meeting 2014. 45 figures were selected among more than 9.000 abstracts. Congratulations to Simone and the coauthors!
1.3.2014: The article “Dynamical Casimir effect entangles artificial atoms” has been selected for the Image Gallery of the APS March Meeting 2014. 45 figures were selected among more than 9.000 abstracts. Congratulations to Simone and the coauthors!
Read MoreM.Sc. Julen Pedernales visits Prof. Jonathan Home’s group, ETH Zürich, Switzerland.
24-28.2.2014: M. Sc. Julen Pedernales visits Prof. Jonathan Home’s group, ETH Zürich, Switzerland.
Read MoreThe article “Entanglement Measures in Ion-Trap Quantum Simulators without Full Tomography” is submitted to the arXiv.
19.2.2014: The article “Entanglement Measures in Ion-Trap Quantum Simulators without Full Tomography” is submitted to the arXiv.
Read MoreThe article “Dynamical Casimir effect entangles artificial atoms” is submitted to the arXiv.
19.2.2014: The article “Dynamical Casimir effect entangles artificial atoms” is submitted to the arXiv.
Read MoreStudents of “Colegio Alemán” visit QUTIS group, attending dissemination seminars
4.2.2014: Students of “Colegio Alemán” visit QUTIS group, attending dissemination seminars (pictures).
Read MoreThe article “Photon transfer in ultrastrongly coupled three-cavity arrays” is published in Physical Review A.
31.1.2014: The article “Photon transfer in ultrastrongly coupled three-cavity arrays” is published in Physical Review A.
Read MoreThe article “Efficient Quantum Algorithm for Computing n-time Correlation Functions” is submitted to the arXiv.
13.1.2014: The article “Efficient Quantum Algorithm for Computing n-time Correlation Functions” is submitted to the arXiv.
Read MoreProf. Xi Chen and Dr. Yue Ban, from Shanghai University, visit QUTIS group, starting a new collaboration (pictures).
13.1.2014: Prof. Xi Chen and Dr. Yue Ban, from Shanghai University, visit QUTIS group, starting a new collaboration (pictures).
Read MoreThe article “From transistor to trapped-ion computers for quantum chemistry” is published in Scientific Reports.
7.1.2014: The article “From transistor to trapped-ion computers for quantum chemistry” is published in Scientific Reports.
Read MoreThe article “Dual-path methods for propagating quantum microwaves” is published in New Journal of Physics.
3.1.2014: The article “Dual-path methods for propagating quantum microwaves” is published in New Journal of Physics.
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@gppcarleo Exactly, it is not adding qubits to square lattices & nearest-neighbor coupling. There, a smart classical mapping may create eternal draw. Quantum computers may turn useful now if we go beyond digital mapping of problems on qubits & use creative architecture geometries/topologies
@KikeSolanoPhys Agreed...! I was referring to some debates I have seen in the context of digital simulation stating we should "just add a few qubits" in the experiment to be "quantum supreme again", but it's clear that it is not going to be enough if you don't improve fidelities as well, etc...
I disagree with the "overlooked" statement, it is valid only for unimaginative NISQ architectures. If we accept "useless" quantum supremacy as valid in Classical vs. Quantum debate, almost any quantum experiment outperforms classical computers since long. Examples abound in labs. https://twitter.com/gppcarleo/status/1368149227579322368
This is core to co-design principles. A co-design classical computer beats co-design quantum computer, until the latter makes a leap forward and so on. Evidently, Co-Design Quantum Computers will have last word. Let us keep working together for it @meetIQM @GoogleAI @IBMResearch https://twitter.com/StephanSroche/status/1367750581302005761
Metaphysics on Physics & Business
(1) There is no cosmological curse on humans calling a problem Useless, 100 qubits suffice, or Useful, millions of qubits needed.
(2) Remove spell: go beyond digital mapping of problems on qubits & square lattices with nearest-neighbor couplings.
@KikeSolanoPhys @Harvard This paper has some evidence but ours is a much deeper study on the topic arriving a similar conclusion with a evolutionary study looking at coherence of ancestors : https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acscentsci.7b00269 1/2