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Quantum Machine Learning Quantum Simulation

Quantum Many-body Calculations Using Artificial Neural Networks

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Authors: Dong-Hee KIM

Year

2024

Paper ID

11539

Status

Peer-reviewed

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70

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Abstract

Recent rapid development in the neural network architecture for machine learning and AI has been inspiring a new tool for fundamental physics research that is not even data-driven. In this article, I review one of such examples, called neural-network quantum states. Basic concepts, some of promising applications, and recent progresses for performance and wider applicability are briefly introduced, highlighting its potential as a highly competitive tool for quantum many-body simulations.

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  • Recent rapid development in the neural network architecture for machine learning and AI has been inspiring a new tool for fundamental physics research that is not even data-driven.

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