Quasiprobabilistic Imaginary Time Evolution on Quantum Computers

Explore the cutting-edge topic of quasiprobabilistic imaginary time evolution on quantum computers in this 22-minute conference talk by Annie Ray from the University of Waterloo. Delivered at the 10th International Conference on Quantum Information and Quantum Control (CQIQC-X), this presentation delves into the intricate world of quantum computing and its applications in imaginary time evolution. Gain insights into the latest advancements in this field and understand how quasiprobabilistic methods are being applied to enhance quantum computational techniques. Suitable for researchers, quantum computing enthusiasts, and advanced students in physics and computer science, this talk offers a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of quantum information theory and computational methods.

Quasiprobabilistic imaginary time evolution on quantum computers