| Time：1121204 (Mon.) 11:00~12:00 Speaker：Neill Lambert Senior Research Scientist, Theoretical Quantum Physics Laboratory, Riken, Japan Title：Pseudomodes: from modelling quantum environments to simulated dissipative state engineering Abstract：Pseudomodes are a convenient method of describing bosonic and fermionic non-Markovian and non-perturbative environments. When the modes themselves are allowed to have unphysical properties they are as formally exact as the well-known hierarchy equations of motion method, but conceptually simpler. I will give a brief overview and example, and argue that they are also useful in the Markovian regime as an ansatz for performing ancilla-based dissipative state engineering and quantum simulation. Place：F102, Gongguan Campus, NTNU |
