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METTS Sampling and Free Energy Computation

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Seminar on METTS (Minimally Entangled Typical Thermal State) sampling algorithms and their application to computing free energies in quantum many-body systems.

Quantum dynamics for incommensurate system

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Presented research on understanding quantum dynamics in incommensurate systems, with applications to moiré materials and twisted bilayer graphene structures.

Introduction to Block Encoding

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Introductory seminar on block encoding techniques in quantum computation, covering fundamental concepts and applications to quantum simulation and quantum linear systems problems.

Improving DFT simulation for Twisted Bilayer Graphene

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Discussed improvements to density functional theory (DFT) simulations for twisted bilayer graphene, addressing computational efficiency and accuracy in modeling moiré superlattice structures.

Introduction to block encoding

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With recent advancements in quantum hardware and the implementation of quantum error correction codes, the prospect of developing an early fault-tolerant quantum computer within the next two decades has become increasingly promising. The potential applications of such a quantum computer, particularly in solving complex problems in quantum chemistry or quantum many-body systems, are garnering significant attention. In this talk, we aim to provide an in-depth introduction to Block Encoding, a pivotal first step in unlocking the capabilities of quantum computers for these applications. Our discussion will delve into the latest developments of block encoding, explore a fundamental theorem related to this technique.

Scientific computing with quantum and AI: New frontiers

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In recent years, scientific computing has been transformed by rapid advancements in quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI). This talk will explore how these technologies are reshaping complex computational landscapes, from operator learning in condensed matter physics to simulation of quantum dynamics.

teaching

Calculus I

Teaching Assistant, University of Minnesota, 2019

Teaching assistant for MATH 1271 Calculus I, supporting lectures, grading, and recitations.

Multivariable Calculus

Teaching Assistant, University of Minnesota, 2020

Teaching assistant for MATH 2263 Multivariable Calculus, with responsibilities including grading and student support.

Calculus I

Instructor, University of Minnesota, 2022

Instructor for MATH 1271 Calculus I.