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Coffee and Check-In
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Welcome Remarks
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Classical Simulation of Quantum Many-body Systems with Tensor Networks
Glen Evenbly, University of Sherbrooke
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Recent Advances in Quantum Simulation
Nathan Wiebe, Microsoft Research
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Break
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Classical Approaches to Simulating Quantum Chemistry
Martin Head-Gordon, UC Berkeley
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Simulating Chemistry on Realistic Quantum Computers
Ryan Babbush, Google
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Lunch
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Moderated Discussion
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Break
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Analog Quantum Simulations: What We Have, What We Would like to Have, and the Potential for Seeing a Quantum Advantage
Jens Eisert, Freie Universität Berlin
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Quantum Simulators: Where Do We Stand?
Maciej Lewenstein, Institute of Photonic Sciences
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Coffee and Check-In
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Quantum Supremacy: Checking a Quantum Computer with a Classical Supercomputer
John Martinis, UC Santa Barbara
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Testing Physics with Small Quantum Computers
Ben Reichardt, University of Southern California
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Break
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Quantum Simulators and Processors Based on Rydberg Atom Arrays
Mikhail Lukin, Harvard University
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Lunch
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Quantum Supremacy and its Applications
Scott Aaronson, University of Texas at Austin
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Quantum Computing and Simulation with Trapped Ions
Chris Monroe, University of Maryland
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Break
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Moderated Discussion
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Reception
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Coffee and Check-In
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Recent Algorithmic Primitives: Linear Combination of Unitaries and Quantum Signal Processing
Robin Kothari, Microsoft Research
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The Power of Block-encoded Matrix Powers: Improved Regression Techniques via Faster Hamiltonian Simulation
Stacey Jeffery, Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica
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Break
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Quantum Algorithm for Simulating Real Time Evolution of Lattice Hamiltonians
Jeongwan Haah, Microsoft Research
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Improvements in Quantum SDP Solving
Andras Gilyen, Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica
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FREE AFTERNOON
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Coffee and Check-In
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The Short-path Algorithm for Combinatorial Optimization
Matthew Hastings, Microsoft Research
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Challenges in Adiabatic Optimization
Elizabeth Crosson, California Institute of Technology
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Break
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Quantum Algorithms for Classification
Iordanis Kerenidis, Université Paris Diderot
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Lunch
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Lightning Talks I
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Break
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Lightning Talks II
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Coffee and Check-In
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Classical Verification of Quantum Computations
Urmila Mahadev (California Institute of Technology)
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Cryptography for Quantum Computers
Sanjam Garg, UC Berkeley
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Break
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Verifying Quantum Proofs with Entangled Games
Anand Natarajan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Lunch
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Non-Interactive Verifiable Computation via Non-signaling
Yael Kalai, Microsoft Research
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Spatial Isolation Implies Zero Knowledge Even in a Quantum World
Tom Gur, UC Berkeley