This workshop is hosted by Simon Fraser University. It is supported by the Pacific Institute for Research in the Mathematical Sciences. The goal of this meeting is to connect mathematicians, physicists and computer scientists interested in common topics. We hope to share open questions with the potential for concrete interdisciplinary collaborations. It will centre around five major interconnected themes:
- Quantum algorithms and complexity theory
- Contextuality and nonlocality
- Classical simulation of quantum computations
- Quantum error correction and fault tolerance
- The stabiliser formalism
Speakers
The programme is currently under development; the speaker list will continue to be updated.
- Adam Bene Watts (Calgary)
- Andrei Bulatov (SFU)
- Chinmay Nirkhe (Washington)
- Connor Paddock (Calgary)
- Francisca Vasconcelos (Berkeley)
- Lorenzo Ciardo (TU Graz)
- Ming Yin (SFU)
- Noah Shutty (Google)
- Rui Soares Barbosa (INL Braga)
- Sathya Subramanian (Oxford)
- Uma Girish (Columbia)
- Vojtěch Havlíček (IBM)
Participants
Participation is by invitation only due to space constraints. If you have been invited and would like to suggest additional participants, or have any other general inquiries, please contact the organisers.
Local information
Local information such as suggestions for hotels is available here.
Organisers
- Nadish de Silva (SFU)
- Michael Zurel (SFU)
Sponsors
