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Quantum Computer Systems Lecture Series
A lecture series ranging from introductory to advanced research topics in quantum computing systems.
Recent Lectures
Compilation & Optimization Prateek P. Kulkarni
84 | How Many Shots Does It Take? Rethinking Resource Allocation on Noisy Quantum Computers
This talk presents a noise-aware framework for allocating quantum circuit shots, reducing the execution cost, energy consumption, and estimation error of near-term quantum workloads.
Systems & Architecture Swamit Tannu
83 | Building the FTQC Stack: Architectural Principles for Performance and Scalability in Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
This talk presents systems-level architectural principles and compiler techniques for improving cycle time, reducing cycles per gate, and lowering gate count in scalable fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Physics & Simulation Vlatko Vedral
82 | Can Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity Finally Unite?
This talk presents experiments that probe the overlap between quantum physics and general relativity, and discusses the prospect of definitive tests of the quantum nature of the gravitational field.
Algorithms & Theory Yunzhe Zheng
81 | Magic Gate Teleportation: Structure, Useful Resource States, and Simpler Feedforward
This talk develops a theory of magic gate teleportation, revealing structural properties that identify useful resource states for non-Clifford gates and simplify the feedforward operations required for fault-tolerant computation.
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