ERC Consolidator Grant · 2025
Quantum physics beyond the low-complexity regime
Quantum complexity measures how many elementary operations are required to prepare a given quantum state or to implement a given quantum operation. A key concept for both quantum computing and for physics, it can identify intricate entanglement structures that elude traditional methods based on locality and entanglement. My research will leverage my new tools in quantum complexity to answer two key questions: (i) What are the fundamental limits to engineering quantum complexity on quantum hardware, and how can they be reached? and (ii) How can we describe the physical behavior of many-body systems qualitatively and quantitatively beyond the low-complexity regime? Both questions relate…
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