The advent of quantum computation presents the opportunity to solve problems presently intractable on classical computers. Within high energy physics, such problems include predicting particle collisions and determining equations of state in strongly coupled gauge theories at finite density, and beyond. At present, the resources and methods to obtain these results are subject of lively interdisciplinary debate. In parallel, classical methods like Monte Carlo, Tensor Networks, and Machine Learning will continue to develop, pushing the boundary for practical quantum advantage higher, while providing novel insights on strongly correlated quantum matter. This topical workshop will bring together experts in quantum and classical methods to discuss recent achievements in the field, and identify future challenges towards possible quantum advantage in high energy physics.
More information can be found on https://indico.ph.tum.de/event/7112/
Please note that the number of seats to attend the workshop is limited. You will be informed ahead of the Topical Workshop whether you were selected for participation.
If you are invited for week 2 of the MIAPbP Program "Quantum Computing Methods for High Energy Physics", you are automatically registered for the Topical Workshop.
First name | Last name | research institute |
Steven | Abel | IPPP Durham |
Kiran | Adhikari | Technical University of Munich |
Monika | Aidelsburger | LMU Munich |
Jack | Araz | IPPP Durham |
Mari | Banuls | Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics |
Christian | Bauer | Lawrence Berkeley National Lab |
Paulo | Bedaque | University of Maryland |
Julian | Bender | Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics |
Alejandro | Bermudez | Instituto de Física Teórica |
Matthew | Black | University of Siegen, TP1 |
Annabelle | Bohrdt | Harvard University and ITAMP |
Anastasia | Boushmelev | University of Siegen |
Nora | Brambilla | TUM |
Stefano | Carrazza | University of Milan |
Giovanni | Cataldi | University of Padua |
Herschel | Chawdhry | University of Oxford |
Ignacio | Cirac | Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics |
Arianna | Crippa | Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY |
Marcello | Dalmonte | The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) |
Zohreh | Davoudi | University of Maryland, College Park |
Maria | Demidik | Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY |
Giuseppe | Di Molfetta | Laboratoire d'informatique et systèmes |
Patrick | Emonts | Leiden University |
Marat | Freytsis | Rutgers University |
Michael | Fromm | ITP, Goethe-University, Frankfurt |
Daniel | González-Cuadra | University of Innsbruck, IQOQI |
Dorota | Grabowska | CERN |
Michele | Grossi | CERN |
Fabian | Grusdt | LMU Munich |
Jad | Halimeh | LMU Munich |
Karl | Jansen | Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY |
Christopher | Kane | University of Arizona |
Shagun | Kaushal | Indian Institute of Technology Ropar |
Natalie | Klco | Duke University |
Marina | Krstic Marinkovic | ETH Zurich |
Thomas | Kuhr | LMU Munich |
Hank | Lamm | Fermilab |
Alessio | Lerose | University of Geneva |
Joe | Lykken | Fermilab |
Tom | Magorsch | TU Munich |
Yannick | Meurice | University of Iowa |
Christine | Muschik | Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of Waterloo |
Martina | Nibbi | Technische Universität München |
Tom | O'Brien | Google Quantum AI |
Soronzonbold | Otgonbaatar | German Aerospace Center |
Irene | Papaefstathiou | Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics |
Mathieu | Pellen | University of Freiburg |
Simon | Plätzer | Institute of Physics, NAWI Graz, University of Graz |
Pavel | Popov | Institute of photonic sciences (ICFO) |
Enrique | Rico Ortega | Ikerbasque & UPV/EHU |
Caspar | Schmitt | LMU Munich, Max-Planck Institute for Physics |
Hershdeep | Singh | InQubator for Quantum Simulation, University of Washington |
Michael | Spannowsky | IPPP Durham |
Jesse | Stryker | University of Maryland, College Park |
Federica Maria | Surace | Caltech |
Leticia | Tarruell | ICFO |
Sabine | Tornow | Bundeswehr University |
Sofia | Vallecorsa | CERN |
Simon | Williams | Imperial College London |
Qi-Feng | Wu | Ghent University |
Torsten | Zache | University of Innsbruck & IQOQI |
Erez | Zohar | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |