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【学术视频】拓扑量子计算2019会议 | Dominic Williamson of Stanford University
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题 目:Fun With Fractons
报告人:Dominic Williamson单 位:Stanford University, USA时 间:2019-12-17地 点:南方科技大学
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报告提纲
Fractons pose a major challenge to classifying topological phases of matter
No translation invariant gapped fractons in 2D
Bifurcating ERG flow challenges the use of RG fixed points to classify phases
Loosening phase equivalence allows quotient fixed points
There are many constructions of exotic fracton models
Unified through the topological defect construction
Nonabelian type-ll fractons? Universal “braiding” ? Self-correction? General mathematical theory of fusion and “braiding” ?
个人简介
Dominic Williamson is a postdoc at Stanford University. He is originally from Australia, where he studied physics and mathematics while in the quantum theory group at the University of Sydney. He then obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Vienna under the supervision of Frank Verstraete, followed by a postdoc at Yale University with Meng Cheng. He is interested in the physical properties of systems that form quantum error-correcting codes, particularly those appearing in the context of topological phases, phase transitions and holography.
会议简介
会议题目:拓扑量子计算2019会议(TQC2019)会议时间:2019-12-16会议地点:深圳主办方:南方科技大学、鹏城实验室
Topological quantum computing (TQC) represents one of the best approaches to building a large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer. The key for realizing TQC lies in the existence and manipulation of topological phases of matter. Topology, classical or quantum, is central in studying the mathematical theory of such phases. Alternatively, tensor categories and their higher dimensional generalizations give the algebraic characterizations. The conference is on all theoretical aspects that are loosely related to TQC. Interested topics include, but are not limited to, topological phases of matter, tensor/higher categories, subfactor theory, topological quantum field theories, conformal field theories, quantum error correction, entanglement, etc.
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