Matthieu Saubanere

Research Associate Professor

Institut Charles Gerhardt

France

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Matthieu Saubanere is a Research Associate Professor at the Institut Charles Gerhardt in France. His research focuses on quantum computing, electronic structure calculations, and battery materials, with notable recent contributions to variational quantum subspace construction and density matrix embedding approaches. His work also encompasses computational analysis related to electrode materials and the influence of structural distortions on magnetic properties.

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Emmanuel Fromager

cnrs/université de strasbourg

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Variational quantum subspace construction via symmetry-preserving cost functions

Variational minimization scheme for the one-particle reduced density matrix functional theory in the ensemble N-representability domain

Designing Strain-Less Electrode Materials: Computational Analysis of Volume Variations in Li-Ion and Na-Ion Batteries

Recursive relations and quantum eigensolver algorithms within modified Schrieffer-Wolff transformations for the Hubbard dimer

Unitary transformations within density matrix embedding approaches: A perspective on the self-consistent scheme for electronic structure calculation

A Versatile Unitary Transformation Framework for an Optimal Bath Construction in Density-Matrix Based Quantum Embedding Approaches

Quantum embedding of multi-orbital fragments using the block-Householder transformation

Local Potential Functional Embedding Theory: A Self-Consistent Flavor of Density Functional Theory for Lattices without Density Functionals

Influence of local structural distortion on the magnetism of Na2IrO3 compounds

Householder-transformed density matrix functional embedding theory

Structure, Magnetism, and First-Principles Modeling of the Na0.5La0.5RuO3 Perovskite

The Structural Stability of P2-Layered Na-Based Electrodes during Anionic Redox

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Emmanuel Fromager

Saad Yalouz

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