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SUMMARY:Multiistochastic operations and convolution channels for quantum s
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DTSTART:20240207T143000Z
DTEND:20240207T160000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The notion of convolution of two probability vectors can be ex
 tended to operationsdetermined by multistochastic tensors\, to describe Ma
 rkov chains of a higher order. Onthe other hand\, the idea of convolution 
 lies in the centre of machine learningalgorithms for image processing: Con
 volutional Neural Networks. In my talk\, I will firstpresent the character
 ization of the probability eigenvectors of multi-stochastictensors\, corre
 sponding to fixed points of generalized Markov chains. Similar results wil
 lbe also obtained in the quantum case for multi-stochastic channels acting
  on mixedquantum states. Next\, I propose a quantum analogue of the convol
 ution\, based oncoherifications of tristochastic tensors\, defined for two
  arbitrary density matrices ofthe same size. Finally\, I will discuss poss
 ible applications of this notion to constructschemes of error mitigation o
 r as building blocks in quantum Convolutional NeuralNetworks.. 
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LOCATION:Sala de Seminários do DF\,  Pavilhão de Física\, 2º piso
URL:http://df.vps.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/pt/eventos/multiistochastic-operation
 s-and-convolution-channels-for-quantum-states/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p data-block-key="p08ju">The notion of convo
 lution of two probability vectors can be extended to operationsdetermined 
 by multistochastic tensors\, to describe Markov chains of a higher order. 
 Onthe other hand\, the idea of convolution lies in the centre of machine l
 earningalgorithms for image processing: Convolutional Neural Networks.<br/
 ><br/> In my talk\, I will firstpresent the characterization of the probab
 ility eigenvectors of multi-stochastictensors\, corresponding to fixed poi
 nts of generalized Markov chains. Similar results willbe also obtained in 
 the quantum case for multi-stochastic channels acting on mixedquantum stat
 es.<br/><br/> Next\, I propose a quantum analogue of the convolution\, bas
 ed oncoherifications of tristochastic tensors\, defined for two arbitrary 
 density matrices ofthe same size. Finally\, I will discuss possible applic
 ations of this notion to constructschemes of error mitigation or as buildi
 ng blocks in quantum Convolutional NeuralNetworks.. </p>
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