Explore a 54-minute lecture from the Simons Institute where Anthony Chen from Caltech delves into the mathematical complexities of random local Hamiltonians, focusing on their relationship to glassiness and optimization in quantum systems. Learn about key concepts in quantum algorithms for open quantum systems while examining the intersection of mathematical challenges and practical applications in quantum mechanics.
Random Local Hamiltonians - Glassiness and Optimization
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Random local Hamiltonians: glassiness and optimization
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Simons Institute
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