WHEN: October 25, 2021 (9AM EST / 3PM GMT+2) @ CP2021 | WHERE: Attendance is virtual and registration is free (REGISTER HERE)
The past decade has brought with it the first commercially available quantum devices, as well as a flurry of research in the area of quantum computing. The QCP2021 Workshop on Constraint Solving and Quantum Computing intends to bring together members of the CP community that are interested in exploring the intersection of quantum computing and constraint solving. The workshop will have a combination of invited speakers and presentations based on submitted abstracts.
QCP2021 is part of the workshop program of the international conference CP2021.
Classical constraint solving for quantum computing applications (e.g., quantum circuit compilation, quantum gate synthesis, quantum chip embedding)
Quantum computing approaches for solving constraint satisfaction/optimization problems (e.g., heuristics, search, hybrid approaches, application-based work)
Ryan LaRose, Michigan State University
Robert Wille, Johannes Kepler University Linz
Ashley Montanaro, University of Bristol
Mark Hodson, Rigetti Computing
Kyle E. C. Booth, Quantum AI Lab, NASA Ames Research Center
Eleanor Rieffel, Quantum AI Lab, NASA Ames Research Center
Bryan O'Gorman, IBM
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QCP2021 welcomes the submission of abstracts (1-2 pages in length, not including references) that, if accepted, will be presented at the workshop. Abstracts may summarize recently published work, or new and ongoing research.
Abstract submission deadline: September 15, 2021
Decision notification: September 17, 2021
Prerecorded video presentations due: October 4th, 2021
Workshop: October 25, 2021 @ 9AM EST / 3PM GMT+2
Submissions (in LNCS format as a PDF; see below) must be emailed with subject "QCP2021 Submission” to the workshop chair at: kyle [dot] booth [at] nasa [dot] gov.
QCP2021-submission-template.pdf | Overleaf LNCS style
Note: Authors with accepted submissions must upload a prerecorded video presentation of the requested length by the noted deadline. The conference will host these videos. Details of the upload process will become available.