Quantum Chemistry with a Quantum Computer
Offered By: Institute for Quantum Computing via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore quantum chemistry simulations using quantum computers in this insightful conference talk presented by Susanne Yelin from Harvard University at the QuDits for Quantum Technology workshop. Delve into a novel simulation framework for strongly correlated quantum systems represented by model spin Hamiltonians. Discover how the approach leverages effective many-qubit-to-qudit transformation and reconfigurable qubit architectures to simulate real-time dynamics. Learn about an algorithm for extracting chemically relevant spectral properties through classical co-processing of quantum measurement results. Examine the digital-analog simulation toolbox for efficient Hamiltonian time evolution, utilizing digital Floquet engineering and hardware-optimized multi-qubit operations. Gain insights into an implementation proposal based on Rydberg atom arrays. Understand how detailed spectral and chemical information can be extracted from dynamics through snapshot measurements and single-ancilla control, enabling the evaluation of excitation energies and finite-temperature susceptibilities from a single dataset. See practical applications of this method in computing key properties of polynuclear transition-metal catalysts and 2D magnetic materials.
Syllabus
Quantum chemistry with a quantum computer
Taught by
Institute for Quantum Computing
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