Quantum knowledge Worth Spreading
Quantum Computer Systems Lecture Series
A lecture series ranging from introductory to advanced research topics in quantum computing systems.
Quantum knowledge Worth Spreading
A lecture series ranging from introductory to advanced research topics in quantum computing systems.
This talk introduces invariants for quantum programs and an effective technique for invariant generation, supporting the verification and analysis of quantum software.
This talk presents classical preprocessing routines for short-depth quantum simulation circuits, using variational disentangling and Trotter-error approximations to enable more practical near-term demonstrations.
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.
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.
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QuCS aims to build basic quantum knowledge and introduce the latest research for audiences without quantum computing background but interested in learning. The series covers topics from quantum fundamentals to cutting-edge research in compilation, error correction, machine learning, and more.
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