User Portlet
Featured Contributor
Bruno Tenorio
Wolfram Research South America
LOCATION: Lima, Peru
WEBSITE: Not indicated
BLOG: Not indicated
INTERESTS IN JOBS & NETWORKING:
ABOUT ME:
Bachelor of Science in Physics from Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. I work in the Quantum Computation Framework Team looking to develop ideas from quantum algorithms, and motivate fundamental quantum research using Wolfram technologies. My lines of research are quantum optics and nanoscience.
STAFF PICKS:
- Numerical exploration of qubit-resonator physics in cQED
- Change of state variables for general stochastic processes
- Computing the quantum Fisher information via the Fubini-Study metric for photonic states
- Extraction of total phase for two parallel 1D quasi-condensates
- Two-mode phase space representation: joint Wigner function
- Exploring non-commutative algebra: commutators, BCH expansion and calculations of bosonic algebra
- Exploring non-commutative algebra: commutators, BCH expansion and calculations of bosonic algebra
- Bright and dark states of light: reinterpreting interference
- Trapped ions quantum computing: single and two qubit gates
- Quantum walks in Rydberg optical lattices
- Two-photon driven Kerr nonlinear resonators for Kerr-Cat qubit initialization
- Measurement based quantum computing: equatorial measurement rules, equivalent circuits and patterns