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University of Technology Sydney

The University of Technology Sydney is an Australian public university whose Centre for Quantum Software and Information researches quantum programming languages, formal semantics and verification, and quantum algorithms. Its work sits above the hardware layer, targeting theory and software tools rather than building qubits, which places it among a relatively small number of university groups focused on quantum software. UTS also hosts photonics, materials and nanoscale-imaging groups whose work overlaps with quantum sensing and measurement.

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Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
1988
Status
Private
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Technology Sydney Team Learns Near-Optimal Quantum States Efficiently

Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney developed algorithms for tolerant testing of product quantum states and for learning the closest product state to an unknown quantum state. Their approach lowers the number of copies of the state needed for these characterization tasks, improving on prior sample-complexity bounds. The results are relevant to quantum machine learning and quantum state verification workloads.

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If these sample-complexity bounds can be converted into explicit measurement protocols, they could reduce the measurement overhead of certifying product-state ansätze in near-term variational algorithms.

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