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Postdoc at IQI, Caltech PhD in Physics 2008 MIT BS in Physics 2003 Penn State CV Publications Quantum Algorithm Zoo |
ResearchIt is now believed that quantum computers can solve certain problems more efficiently than classical computers. For example, quantum algorithms have been discovered which can factor large numbers in an amount of time which varies roughly as the cube of the number of digits. In contrast, the best known classical algorithm for factoring requires time which grows almost exponentially with the number of digits.Such results raise many questions. The two main questions I am currently interested in are:
In the course of writing my thesis I compiled a list of all the quantum algorithms I am aware of. I have now put this quantum algorithm zoo online with the hope that it will be a useful resource. My previous research involved condensed matter experiment and simulation. TeachingI have had the privilege of working with many excellent students. At MIT, I was teaching assistant for junior lab I in fall 2004 and for junior lab II in spring 2005. In addition, I was a referee for term papers in quantum mechanics III during spring 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008. | |
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