Ivan Deutsch

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University of New Mexico

United States

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Professor Ivan Deutsch is a faculty member at the University of New Mexico in the United States. His research focuses on quantum information science, particularly in areas such as non-Gaussian spin states, quantum logic gates, and quantum optimal control. Recent publications include studies on decoherence effects, critical phenomena in quench dynamics, and entanglement in neutral atoms.

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Grant Biedermann

University of Oklahoma

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University Of Strathclyde

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Articles (17)

Hybrid measurement scheme for generating non-Gaussian spin states

Macroproperties vs. microstates in the classical simulation of critical phenomena in quench dynamics of 1D Ising models

Circuit-Based Leakage-to-Erasure Conversion in a Neutral-Atom Quantum Processor

Modeling local decoherence of a spin ensemble using a generalized Holstein–Primakoff mapping to a bosonic mode

Entangling quantum logic gates in neutral atoms via the microwave-driven spin-flip blockade

Neutral-atom entanglement using adiabatic Rydberg dressing

Decoherence limiting the cost to simulate an anharmonic oscillator

Qudit Entanglers Using Quantum Optimal Control

Trotter Errors from Dynamical Structural Instabilities of Floquet Maps in Quantum Simulation

Quantum optimal control of ten-level nuclear spin qudits in Sr87

Effect of chaos on the simulation of quantum critical phenomena in analog quantum simulators

Nonlinear dynamics and quantum chaos of a family of kicked p -spin models

Quantifying the Sensitivity to Errors in Analog Quantum Simulation

Simulation of the complex dynamics of mean-field p -spin models using measurement-based quantum feedback control

Small, Highly Accurate Quantum Processor for Intermediate-Depth Quantum Simulations

Harnessing the Power of the Second Quantum Revolution

Robust Mølmer-Sørensen gate for neutral atoms using rapid adiabatic Rydberg dressing

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Grant Biedermann

Pablo Poggi

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