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Barthel research group, Duke Physics
condensed matter theory and numerics
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Recent talks.
- Multi-scale entanglement renormalization methods for classical and quantum computers --
Seattle 09/2024
- New quantum-inspired tools for the simulation of stochastic dynamics on networks --
Los Alamos NM 08/2024
- Variational quantum algorithm for quantum matter using Trotterized entanglement renormalization -- Jülich 06/2024
- Criticality, phase transitions, and irreducibilty in open quantum many-body systems -- Cologne 06/2024
- Tensor networks with CP-rank constraints and tensor dropout --
New York 04/2024,
Turin 06/2024
- Tensor network state simulations and entanglement in quantum matter --
Stony Brook NY 04/2024
- Quantum simulation of condensed matter using Trotterized entanglement renormalization --
Seattle 01/2024,
Los Angeles 02/2024,
Upton NY 04/2024,
Munich 04/2024
- Isometric tensor network optimization for finite-range interactions is free of barren plateaus --
Lake Arrowhead CA 12/2023
- Quantum simulation of condensed matter using Trotterized entanglement renormalization --
Durham NC 10/2023
- Quantum simulation of condensed matter using Trotterized tensor networks --
Madrid 06/2023,
Jena 09/2023,
Dresden 09/2023
- Tensor network states for the simulation of quantum matter --
Lake Arrowhead CA 12/2022
- Absence of barren plateaus and scaling of energy gradients in the optimization of isometric tensor network states --
Lake Arrowhead CA 12/2022
- Tensor networks with low-rank tensors --
Lake Arrowhead CA 12/2022
- Criticality and phase transitions in open quantum many-body systems --
Chapel Hill NC 09/2022
- Lectures: Classical methods for simulating quantum matter --
Durham NC 08/2022
- On the closedness and geometry of tensor network state sets --
Ghent 06/2022
- Criticality and phase transitions in open quantum many-body systems --
Ljubljana 04/2022,
Dresden 05/2022,
Aachen 05/2022,
Saclay 06/2022
- Crossover functions for entanglement entropy in many-body energy eigenstates and universality --
Charlottesville 12/2021,
Orsay 07/2022
- On the closedness and geometry of tensor network state sets --
Los Angeles 05/2021, Copenhagen 09/2021
- Entanglement and tensor truncations in matrix product state simulations --
Bilbao 05/2021
- Lectures: Introduction to tensor-network simulations of quantum many-body systems --
Los Angeles 03/2021
- Tensor-network simulations of quantum matter and entanglement --
College Station TX 02/2021
- Super-operator structures and no-go theorems for dissipative quantum phase transitions --
Durham NC 12/2020,
APS meeting 03/2021
- Entanglement entropy of energy eigenstates follows a universal scaling function --
University Park PA 11/2020,
Trieste 11/2020,
Lexington KY 11/2020,
Amsterdam 11/2020
- Eigenstate entanglement crossover from the ground state to volume laws --
Durham NC 05/2020
- Quantum computation for condensed matter problems --
Durham NC 11/2019
- Entanglement in quantum matter and tensor-network simulations --
Greenville NC 10/2019
- Many-body entanglement scaling: Crossover from the ground state to volume laws --
Prague 06/2019, Magdeburg 06/2019
- Crossover of eigenstate entanglement from groundstate to extensive scaling --
Minsk 05/2019,
Dresden 06/2019
- Fundamental limitations for measurements in quantum many-body systems --
Durham NC 02/2019,
Boston 03/2019, Minsk 05/2019,
Heidelberg 05/2019,
Frankfurt am Main 05/2019,
Halle 06/2019
- Exploring quantum matter with tensor networks and quantum computers --
Aachen 02/2019,
Collogne 05/2019
- Dynamics of quantum many-body systems using tensor network states --
College Park MD 06/2018
- Classical simulation of quantum matter and its limits --
Durham NC 05/2018
- Fractal structures in the phase diagram of the honeycomb-lattice quantum dimer model --
Durham NC 12/2017
- Typical 1d quantum systems at finite temperatures can be simulated efficiently on classical computers --
Minsk 11/2017,
Cambridge MA 11/2017,
Benasque 02/2018,
Los Angeles 03/2018
- Entanglement and computational complexity for 1D quantum systems at finite temperatures --
Munich 06/2017,
Orsay 07/2017,
Paris 07/2017
- Entanglement and computational complexity for 1D quantum many-body systems --
Durham NC 03/2017,
Wilmington 04/2017
- A novel matrix product algorithm for stochastic dynamics on networks --
Baltimore 03/2016
- Accurate T>0 response functions for strongly-correlated quasi-1D systems using DMRG --
Durham NC 09/2015
- Devil's staircase in a quantum dimer model on the hexagonal lattice --
Aachen 05/2015,
Göttingen 06/2015
- Strongly-correlated systems at finite T: METTS versus purifications --
Berlin 03/2015,
- Quantum dimers on the honeycomb lattice, phase diagram with devil's staircase --
Berlin 03/2015,
- Finite-temperature DMRG simulations of the Bose-Hubbard model --
Palaiseau 01/2015
Organization.
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2024/04, Workshop: Recent progress on tensor network methods, TU Munich Institute for Advanced Study, Garching
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2023/12, TMRC2 Reunion Conference, IPAM, University of California at Los Angeles, Lake Arrowhead
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2022/12, TMRC1 Reunion Conference, IPAM, University of California at Los Angeles, Lake Arrowhead
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2021/03-06, IPAM Long Program: Tensor Methods and Emerging Applications to the Physical and Data Sciences, University of California at Los Angeles
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2021/04, Workshop: Tensor Network States and Applications, IPAM, Los Angeles
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2018/05, Workshop: From Nanoscale Electronics to Quantum Information Processing, at Duke University
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2015--present, Condensed matter seminar series, at Duke University
Course webpages.
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2024, Duke: Computational methods for quantum many-body problems (PHY 590-01, MATH 690-70)
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2023, Duke: Quantum Mechanics I (PHY 464)
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2023, Duke: Open Quantum Systems (PHY/ECE 624)
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2022, Duke: Quantum Mechanics I (PHY 464)
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2021, Duke: General Physics II - Electrodynamics (PHY 142)
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2021, Duke: Open Quantum Systems (PHY 590-06)
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2020, Duke: General Physics II - Electrodynamics (PHY 142)
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2020, Duke: Computational methods for quantum many-body problems (MATH 690-70, PHY 590-03)
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2019, Duke: Graduate Advanced Physics - Quantum Many-Body Theory (PHY 765)
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2019, Duke: Quantum Phase Transitions II (PHY 791)
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2019, Duke: Quantum Mechanics II (PHY 465)
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2019, Duke: Quantum Phase Transitions I (PHY 791)
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2018, Duke: Graduate Advanced Physics - Quantum Many-Body Theory (PHY 765)
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2018, Duke: Quantum Mechanics II (PHY 465)
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2017, Duke: Tensor Network State Methods (PHY 771)
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2017, Duke: Graduate Advanced Physics - Quantum Many-Body Theory (PHY 765)
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2017, Duke: Quantum Mechanics II (PHY 465)
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2016, Duke: Graduate Advanced Physics - Quantum Many-Body Theory (PHY 765)
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2016, Duke: Quantum Mechanics II (PHY 465)
have a nice day!
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