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I am a James Van Loo Postdoctoral Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan. My research interests primarily focus on simulating open quantum systems and their application to near-term devices in quantum chemistry and algorithms. Broadly speaking, I'm interested in applying mathematical tools to address challenges in computer science. I obtained my PhD degree at Penn State, where I was fortunately advised by Xiantao Li. Before that, I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Wuhan University in 2020.
I am a James Van Loo Postdoctoral Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan. My research interests primarily focus on simulating open quantum systems and their application to near-term devices in quantum chemistry and algorithms. Broadly speaking, I'm interested in applying mathematical tools to address challenges in computer science. I obtained my PhD degree at Penn State, where I was fortunately advised by Xiantao Li. Before that, I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Wuhan University in 2020.
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Publications and Ongoing Work
Non-Markovian Noise Mitigation: Practical Implementation, Error Analysis, and the Role of Environment Spectral Properties, Ke Wang, Xiantao Li, arXiv: 2501.05019, PRA, published 7/7/2025
Efficient Optimal Control of Open Quantum Systems, Wenhao He, Tongyang Li, Xiantao Li, Zecheng Li, Chunhao Wang, Ke Wang (alphabetical order), TQC 2024
Simulation-assisted learning of open quantum systems, Ke Wang, Xiantao Li, Quantum, volume 8, pp 1407, published 7/11/2024
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