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TITLE: Adiabatic quantum algorithms

SPEAKER: Umesh Vazirani [UC, Berkeley]

DATE: 2:00 - 3:00 P.M., Thursday August 21, 2003

LOCATION: Sigma, 1L (PA)

HOSTS: Vinay Deolalikar/Ram Swaminathan


ABSTRACT:

A couple of years ago a new paradigm, based on the quantum adiabatic theorem, was introduced for the design of quantum algorithms for solving optimization problems. In this talk, I will present recent results showing that for certain objective functions, the quantum adiabatic algorithm tunnels through local optima, thus performing exponentially faster than classical local search algorithms. I will also discuss limits on the power of this new paradigm, as well as its relationship to simulated annealing.

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