Explore a 56-minute lecture on quantum simulation of hadronic scattering, delivered by Zohreh Davoudi from the University of Maryland. Delve into the progression from confining spin models to gauge theories in the context of quantum information. Gain insights into cutting-edge research presented as part of the 2023-24 Quantum Information Seminar series at the Fields Institute. Discover the intersection of quantum computing and particle physics, examining how quantum simulation techniques can be applied to understand complex hadronic interactions and scattering processes.
Quantum Simulating Hadronic Scattering: From Confining Spin Models to Gauge Theories
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Quantum simulating hadronic scattering: From confining spin models to gauge theories
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Fields Institute
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