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Description
The formalism of open quantum systems is critical for describing weakly interacting
quantum systems that compete with environmental “noise”. The proposal uses
effective field theory to describe open quantum systems, with applications in neutrino
physics and in the simulation of non-Hermitian dynamics using quantum computers.
The project develops new theoretical tools to systematically separate problems into
parts that can be calculated analytically or using classical simulation, and those that can
be efficiently treated by quantum simulation. This will determine which problems can
be attacked with near-term quantum simulations.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 1/1/25 → 5/31/25 |
Funding
- Universities Research Association Incorporated: $8,000.00
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