11–13 Dec 2024
KEK Tsukuba Campus
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Contribution List

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  1. Prof. Shinji Takeda
    11/12/2024, 09:30

    Tensor network is a powerful numerical tool to compute the wave function of quantum many-body systems and to directly evaluate the path integrals in quantum field theory. In this talk, I mainly explain the latter case in detail. After introducing the basics of the tensor network. I give an overview of its recent progress especially in elementary particle physics. As specific examples, I...

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  2. Dr Tsuyoshi Okubo
    11/12/2024, 10:45
  3. Dr Hiroki Ohata
    11/12/2024, 13:30
  4. Dr Gregory Loges
    11/12/2024, 14:50
  5. Dr Shin-ichiro Akiyama
    11/12/2024, 14:50
  6. Mr Arata Ishige
    11/12/2024, 15:15
  7. Dr Atis Yosprakob
    11/12/2024, 15:15
  8. Mr Ho Pai Kwok
    11/12/2024, 15:40
  9. Mr Hayate Kimura
    11/12/2024, 15:40
  10. Mr Yuri Michinobu
    11/12/2024, 16:05
  11. Dr Gota Tanaka
    11/12/2024, 16:05
  12. Mr Soma Onoda
    11/12/2024, 17:00
  13. Prof. Sinya Aoki
    11/12/2024, 17:00
  14. Prof. Shin Nakamura
    11/12/2024, 17:25
  15. Prof. Jun Nishimura
    11/12/2024, 17:25

    Monte Carlo simulations of quantum time-evolution based on the real-
    time path integral have been thought to be extremely difficult since it involves a
    phase factor exp(iS) in the integrand, which causes a severe sign
    problem. We apply the Lefschetz thimble method with various new
    techniques to such systems. In this talk, I would like to discuss a new
    understanding of quantum tunneling...

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  16. Prof. Takeshi Morita
    11/12/2024, 17:50
  17. Kohtaroh MIURA (KEK IPNS)
    11/12/2024, 17:50
  18. Dr Yutaro Akahoshi
    12/12/2024, 09:30
  19. Prof. Tatsuma Nishioka
    12/12/2024, 10:45
  20. Prof. Yoshifumi Nakata
    12/12/2024, 13:30

    A central challenge in large-scale quantum information processing is
    managing noise in quantum systems. Quantum error correction (QEC)
    addresses this by encoding quantum states into quantum error
    correction codes (QECCs) before noise occurs and decoding them
    afterward. Recently, QEC has attracted significant attention in
    theoretical physics due to its potential connections to...

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  21. Dr Ryo Yokokura
    12/12/2024, 14:50
  22. Dr Yoshinori Matsuo
    12/12/2024, 14:50
  23. Dr Ken Kikuchi
    12/12/2024, 15:15
  24. Mr Takumi Oikawa
    12/12/2024, 15:15
  25. Dr Yui Hayashi
    12/12/2024, 15:40
  26. Mr Harunobu Fujimura
    12/12/2024, 15:40
  27. Dr Dongsheng Ge
    12/12/2024, 16:05
  28. Dr Donghoon Kim
    12/12/2024, 16:05
  29. Mr Worapat Piensuk
    12/12/2024, 16:50
  30. Prof. Matsuo Sato
    12/12/2024, 16:50
  31. Dr Keith Glennon
    12/12/2024, 17:15
  32. Mr Ashutosh Tripathi
    12/12/2024, 17:15
  33. Mr Naoyuki Yamamori
    12/12/2024, 17:40
  34. Mr Tin-Long Chau
    12/12/2024, 17:40

    The generalized uncertainty relation is expected to be an essential element in a theory of quantum gravity. We examine its effect on the Hawking radiation of a Schwarzschild black hole formed from collapse by incorporating a minimal uncertainty length scale into the radial coordinate of the background. This is implemented in both the ingoing Vaidya coordinates and a family of freely falling...

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  35. Dr Kohta Hatakeyama
    12/12/2024, 18:05
  36. Mr Cheng-Tsung WANG
    12/12/2024, 18:05

    We reexamined the connection between the Hawking radiation of a Schwarzschild black hole formed from collapse and ultraviolet(UV) physics with the local Lorentz symmetry violation or the existence of a minimal length. Significant modifications are reported after the scrambling time in both cases, which reflects the UV sensitivity of Hawking radiation. Depending on the physics at the...

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  37. Prof. Masaki Oshikawa
    13/12/2024, 09:00
  38. Prof. Hiroshi Ueda
    13/12/2024, 10:15
  39. Prof. Slava Rychkov
    13/12/2024, 11:30