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Abstract:  Black holes are often portrayed as cosmic vacuum cleaners that swallow everything, even light. In reality, they are far richer and more revealing: each black hole is a natural laboratory where the two great pillars of modern physics — Einstein’s general relativity and quantum mechanics — meet head-on. In this talk, we will venture from the known, the black holes that we can observe in our sky, into the unknown, where we begin to understand how black holes obey the rules of quantum mechanics.

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Speaker: Peter Zoller

Title: Bounded-Error Quantum Simulation via Hamiltonian and Liouvillian Learning

Abstract:
Gauge theories are ubiquitous in fundamental physics with applications ranging from high-energy particle physics over emergent phenomena in condensed matter to quantum information science and technology. Since several regimes of interest have remained inaccessible to classical simulations, they constitute an ideal target for quantum simulations.

A virtual meeting where JILA Fellows and some students and postdocs will present recent developments at JILA on research thrusts carried out by the JILA  Physics Frontier Center. A Center funded by the NSF. You are all welcome and encouraged to join.

A virtual meeting where JILA Fellows and some students and postdocs will present recent developments at JILA on research thrusts carried out by the JILA  Physics Frontier Center. A Center funded by the NSF. You are all welcome and encouraged to join.