RIT (Research Interaction Team) in Quantum Information Science, Spring 2025
Organizers:
Carl Miller, Daniel Serrano, Konstantina Trivisa
When and Where:
Wednesdays, 1pm, Kirwan Hall 3206
Overview:
In this seminar, we are interested in all aspects of research at the intersection between quantum information science and mathematics. Goals for the seminar include:
- Studying recent research results in quantum information from a mathematical angle;
- Finding examples (old and new) in which existing tools from mathematics have been adapted for application in quantum information;
- Studying quantum algorithms for mathematical problems
- Enabling interaction between researchers interested in collaborating at the intersection between quantum information and mathematics.
If interested in joining, reach out to Daniel Serrano (dsvolpe@umd.edu). Optional: 1 credit. Course number: AMSC689, Section 5201. Reach out to Jessica Sadler for help with registration (jsadler@umd.edu). To earn 1 credit, you need to give a talk and attend all sessions (2 excused absences allowed).
Session 1 (02/05, 1pm, Kirwan Hall 3206):
“Intro and Logistics”
This organizational meeting will involve
- an overview of the Spring 2025 format, which aims to encourage interaction and networking between participants
- feedback from participants about topics of interest
- choosing speaking slots for the rest of the semester