Nikhil Bansal
@quant-nik.bsky.social
Graduate student at DCS, Warwick. Statistically close to a quantum explorer
I am very happy to share that our work on Pseudorandom density matrices is now published in PRX Quantum.
"A framework of pseudorandomness for mixed states is introduced, with implications on how efficiently one can test, or observe, entanglement, magic, and coherence."
go.aps.org/4jZVe1X
"A framework of pseudorandomness for mixed states is introduced, with implications on how efficiently one can test, or observe, entanglement, magic, and coherence."
go.aps.org/4jZVe1X
May 1, 2025 at 3:37 PM
I am very happy to share that our work on Pseudorandom density matrices is now published in PRX Quantum.
"A framework of pseudorandomness for mixed states is introduced, with implications on how efficiently one can test, or observe, entanglement, magic, and coherence."
go.aps.org/4jZVe1X
"A framework of pseudorandomness for mixed states is introduced, with implications on how efficiently one can test, or observe, entanglement, magic, and coherence."
go.aps.org/4jZVe1X
I am happy to share that last week I joined
Department of Computer Science at the Warwick University, as a PhD student. I will be working on various aspects of Quantum learning theory.
Department of Computer Science at the Warwick University, as a PhD student. I will be working on various aspects of Quantum learning theory.
February 28, 2025 at 8:45 PM
I am happy to share that last week I joined
Department of Computer Science at the Warwick University, as a PhD student. I will be working on various aspects of Quantum learning theory.
Department of Computer Science at the Warwick University, as a PhD student. I will be working on various aspects of Quantum learning theory.