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Quantum Computing for Binary Optimization and Beyond: Bridging Classical and Quantum Landscapes

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In this talk, I introduce quantum computing and discuss through adiabatic and universal paradigms its capabilities in solving challenging Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Optimization (QUBO) problems. While classical methods often struggle with such hard combinatorial problems, Adiabatic Quantum Computers (AQC) excel at solving them, inspiring even new mappings of practical optimization problems to QUBO forms. I will present an algorithm for rigid point-sets registration using AQC. Moving to universal quantum computing, I will introduce Variational Quantum Computing (VQC). VQC involves a hybrid quantum-classical computational loop, where a quantum computer executes only some specific, ideally quantum-native tasks, and a classical computer runs an optimization procedure to optimize over some objective function. A significant class of variational quantum objective functions allows the evaluation of their exact analytical gradients, enabling the use of gradient-based solvers. I will go over the possibility of solving QUBO problems with VQC. [Slides]

teaching

Computer graphics

Undergraduate and graduate course, University of Luebeck, 2020

Summer term 2020 (~ 40 students per semester).

Seminar numerical optimization

Undergraduate and graduate course, University of Luebeck, 2022

Winter terms 2021 and 2022 (~ 2 students per semester under my supervision).

Linear algebra

undergraduate course, University of Luebeck, 2023

Summer term 2021 and winter term 2023 (~30 students per semester in my exercise group).

Optimization

Undergraduate course, University of Luebeck, 2023

Summer terms 2022 and 2023 (~ 12 students per semester).

Quantum image processing

Undergraduate and Graduate course, University of Luebeck, 2023

Winter terms 2021, 2022 and 2023 (~ 15 students per semester).