Explore the dynamics of monitored quantum systems in this lecture by Stanford University's Vedika Khemani at IPAM's Many-body Quantum Systems Workshop. Delve into novel dynamical phases and phase transitions arising from the interplay of unitary evolution, measurements, and adaptive classical control. Discover entanglement and teleportation phase transitions, as well as "learnability" transitions in quantum information reconstruction. Gain insights into experimental realizations of these phenomena on noisy quantum processors, bridging theoretical concepts with practical applications in quantum computing.
Quantum Phases in Space-Time - Entanglement & Teleportation on a Quantum Processor
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Vedika Khemani - Quantum phases in space-time: entanglement & teleportation on a quantum processor
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Institute for Pure & Applied Mathematics (IPAM)
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