Info - SpinNet

Info - SpinNet

Information about the spin network and related quantum control projects and summary of published results.

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The projects and published results in this group deal with quantum control of spin networks.

We investigate robust quantum control of spin networks, specifically focused on energy landscape control, using a range of optimisation and control approaches from gradient-based optimisation to reinforcement learning. We also study approaches to describe and characterise the network dynamics and process tomography techniques.

People

Publications

PhDs

  • Irtaza Khalid. Robust Quantum Control and Reinforcement Learning. School of Computer Science and Informatics, Cardiff University.
  • Sean O'Neil. Robust Control of Quantum Systems. Department of Electrical Engineering. University of Southern California.

Reports

  • J Misra, FC Langbein. Analysing the Robustness of Controllers for Information Transfer in Quantum Spin-1/2 Networks. Summer Research Internship in Quantum Control at Cardiff University, 2022. [https://jayantmisra.github.io/analysing-robustness-of-controls/]

  • V Manivasagam. Quantum Error Correction vs. Robust Quantum Control. MSc Advanced Computer Science, Cardiff Univerrsity, 2021.

  • A Ugaste. Reinforcement Learning Algorithms for Controlling Quantum Spin-1/2 Networks. BSc Computer Science project, Cardiff University, 2021. [Archive]

  • B Uttley. Quantum Spin Network Simulator. BSc Computer Science project, Cardiff University, 2019.

  • K Dimou. Visualising Quantum Control Landscapes. MSc Computer Science project, Cardiff University, 2017.

  • P Davison. Parallelisation of Matrix Exponentials in C++/CUDA for Quantum Control. BSc Computer Science project, Cardiff University, 2016. [Archive]

  • M Chandler. Parallelising the L-BFGS algorithm on GPUs for Quantum Control problems. BSc Computer Science project, Cardiff University, 2015. [Archive]

Code

Data

Workshops

  • Quantum Technology: Computational Models for Quantum Device Design (12w5061). Banff International Research Stations for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery, January 8-13, 2012. [Details]

  • NSEW 2008: Quantum Engineering. Practical Applications of Quantum Physics and How these Might Transform Society. A lecture on the fundamentals of quantum physics with hands-on demonstrations and a discussion of the potential impact of quantum technology on everyone’s life. [Details]

Funding

  • October 2020, 3 years: Cardiff University, School of Computer Science and Informatics PhD Scholarship. Irtaza Khalid.

  • September 2018 – August 2020: US-UK International Student Research in Robust Control of Quantum Networks. PI: EA Jonckheere (University of Southern California) with SG Schirmer (Swansea University) and FC Langbein (Cardiff University). NSF #1829078 OISE IRES ASI – Track II. USD164,503. [Details]

  • August 2014 – August 2015: Cardiff University Research Leave Fellowship. PI: FC Langbein (Cardiff University). Teaching replacement costs and £3,000 support. [Details]

  • August 2012 – July 2015: QUAINT – Optimal Control Technologies in Quantum Information Processing. Coordinator: University of Southampton (I. Kuprov) with Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Czech Republic, Universität Ulm, Germany, Karlsruher Institut fuer Technologie, Germany, Universität des Saarlandes, Germany, Universität Kassel, Germany, Technisch Universität München, Germany, Aarhus Universitet, Denmark, Universite de Bourgogne, France, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel, The University of Nottingham, UK, Cardiff University, UK, Swansea University, UK. FP7-ICT-2011-C, ICT-2011.9.1 – Challenging current Thinking, CSA – Coordination & support action, ref 297861. EUR 399,901. [Details]

  • 2009-2013: RIVIC: One Wales Research Institute for Visual Computing. WAG (HEFCW) via Bangor University. Consortium: RR Martin, NJ Avis, AD Marshall, PL Rosin, FC Langbein at Cardiff University, with Bangor University (lead), Aberystwyth University, Swansea University. £998,011. [Details]

  • 2008: Quantum engineering – practical applications of quantum physics and how these might transform society. PI: FC Langbein (Cardiff University) with SG Schirmer (Swansea University). Welsh Assembly Government via the BA, National Science and Engineering Week. £500. [Details]

Locations

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Contact

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