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05-08
Multi-faceted Views of Planetary Systems
Over the past couple decades, thousands of extra-solar planets have been discovered orbiting other stars. The exoplanets discovered to date exhibit a wide variety of orbital and compositional properti...
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05-08
Quantum Chaos and Physical Distance Between Quantum States
It has been long argued and accepted that there is no true quantum chaos due to the linearity of the Schrödinger equation. Berry even suggested to change quantum chaos, a confusing oxymoron, to quantu...
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05-08
"brown dwarfs, are we stupid or you are just different?"
Brown dwarfs are the latest discovered population on the HR diagram. They formed like stars but appearing like gaseous planets, thus bridging the gap between stars and planets. I will briefly introduc...
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05-08
Perception with Confidence: A Conformal Prediction Perspective
Deep learning has witnessed great success in computer vision, and large-scale data-driven models are becoming prevalent in modern machine perception systems. However, a critical drawback of learned pe...
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05-08
Quantum noise effects and quantum error mitigation
In this talk, I plan to introduce our two recent works (arXiv: 2201.00752, arXiv: 2207.01403). I will begin with briefly introducing the basic concepts of quantum error mitigation (QEM) in the era of ...
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05-08
Phenomena and findings in pressurized high-Tc superconductors
The unconventional superconductivity of a given material is dictated by multiple degrees of freedom of charge, spin, orbital, and lattice. These degrees of freedom, as well as the interactions among t...