AQA+CERN-QTI mini-workshop quantum algorithms for HEP

Contribution List

8. Motivating Quantum For HEP

Prof. Juan Rojo

20/02/2024, 09:30

1. Feynman diagram to cross sections: defining a common language

Dr Michele Grossi (CERN)

20/02/2024, 10:00

2. Tools of the trade: a Typical HEP Pipeline

Vincent Alexander Croft (Nikhef National institute for subatomic physics (NL))

20/02/2024, 11:00

The Machinery of High-Energy Physics, including:
• Monte Carlo event generation,
• detector simulation,
• events,
• physics objects,
• analysis cuts and event selection,
• histograms,
• binned likelihood fits,
• statistical and systematic uncertainties
• current HEP problem/bottlenecks.

3. Quantum Simulation for Theoretical Modelling

Patrick Emonts

20/02/2024, 11:20

4. Locality, entanglement, and bell-tests: A quantum information perspective.

Eloïc Vallée

20/02/2024, 11:40

5. Open discussion: Bridging the gap, applications of quantum algorithms to HEP

20/02/2024, 12:00

6. Lunch

20/02/2024, 13:00

7. Round table and outlook: defining projects that make the next steps.

20/02/2024, 15:00

A review of any remaining potential in the following:
- Projects in quantum classification/anomaly detection.
- Projects in tracking/anealing/optimisation.
- Projects in quantum generative modelling
- Projects in hamiltonian learning
- Projects in topological data analysis
- Projects in entanglement and bell tests