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2020 Mar 03

Seminar, Weihua Liu (University of Arizona), On Quantum Distributional Symmetries for *-Random Variables

3:30pm
Location:
Jefferson 356

Title: On Quantum Distributional Symmetries for *-Random Variables

Abstract: In this talk, we briefly review the distributional symmetries for *-random variables, which are defined by coactions of corepresentations of quantum groups. We classify...
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2020 Mar 05

Seminar, James Glimm (Stony Brook University), A Maximum Entropy Rate Principle and Other Turbulence Related Results and Speculations

4:30pm
Location:
Jefferson 356

Title: A Maximum Entropy Rate Principle and Other Turbulence Related Results and Speculations

Abstract: We prove a maximum entropy rate principle for physical solutions of the classical Euler equation....
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2020 Mar 10

Seminar, Sergey Bravyi (IBM), Variational Quantum Algorithms: Obstacles and Opportunities

3:30pm
Location:
Jefferson 356

Title: Variational Quantum Algorithms: Obstacles and Opportunities

Abstract: Variational quantum algorithms such as VQE or QAOA aim to simulate low-energy properties of quantum many-body systems or find approximate solutions of combinatorial optimization problems. Such...
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2020 Apr 07

Seminar, Leonard Gross (Cornell University), Equivalence of Helicity and Euclidean Self-Duality for Gauge Fields

3:30pm
Location:
Jefferson 356

Title: Equivalence of Helicity and Euclidean Self-Duality for Gauge Fields

Abstract: Circularly polarized light (i.e. helicity) is a concept defined in terms of plane wave expansions of solutions to Maxwell's equations. We wish to find an analogous concept for...
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2020 Apr 28

Seminar, David Ruelle (IHES, France), A Theory of Hydrodynamic Turbulence Based on Non-Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics

3:30pm
Location:
Jefferson 356

Title: A Theory of Hydrodynamic Turbulence Based on Non-Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics

Abstract: In earlier papers, we have studied the turbulent flow exponents \(\zeta_p\), where \(\langle|\Delta{\bf v}|^p\rangle\sim\ell...
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