Research Events

24. May 2022, 10:00 until 11:00

Efficient Quantum Monte Carlo Solutions on Supercomputers – How Close are We to the Real Quantum Computer?

Seminar

n order to determine how close we are to the "real quantum computer" the Wigner Monte Carlo method is considered. A short analysis of the convergence of the Signed Particle Formulation of Quantum Mechanics will be given. Extensive numerical experiments with Monte Carlo, quasi-Monte Carlo (QMC), and scrambled quasi-Monte Carlo algorithms based on Sobol sequences will be presented to support the theoretical studies. Main conclusions will be drawn from numerical tests which were executed on massively parallel supercomputers and some exciting results will be presented.

 

In addition, recent developments of PetaSC supercomputers will be given with a focus on the Opens external link in new windowDiscoverer supercomputer.

The presentation includes:

System overview:

- Compute node design
- High performance Network
- High-speed Interconnect network topology

Software Environment:

- System Software (Operating system and Compiler Suites)
- Numerical libraries
- Debugging/profiler tools
- Resource and workload manager

Calendar entry

Event location

TU Wien
Institute for Microelectronics, CD 0520, TU Wien, Gußhausstraße 27-29/E360, 5th floor and Zoom

 

Organiser

TU Wien, EuroCC Austria
Josef Weinbub and Claudia Blaas-Schenner
training-eurocc@vsc.ac.at

 

More Information

https://vsc.ac.at/training/2022/QuantumMC/

 

Public

Yes

 

Entrance fee

No

 

Registration required

Yes

Registration , opens an external URL in a new windowis necessary since seats are limited.

The Zoom link will only be sent to participants who registered for online mode.

Registration deadline is May 23, 2022.