This repo stores some public resources from JuliaQuantum including Meetup slides, educational demos and so on.
Except otherwise noticed in particular directories, the MIT license is assumed to the source codes in the repo.
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on your local directory where you want to clone the Resources repository to.
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GSoC2015 project on QuDynamics.jl for quantum dynamics solvers by Amit Jamadagni:
Proposal docs can be found in the
GSoC/2015/directory.
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Talk 1: Predictive Analysis in Julia - An overview of the JuMP package for optimization by Philip Thomas:
Video on Youtube (also available over this channel).
Slides and interactive codes are under the
Meetups/2015Berkeley/BerkeleyTalk1/directory. -
Talk 2: Convex.jl: Optimization for Everyone by David Deng and Karanveer Mohan:
Video on Youtube (also on this channel).
Slides and interactive codes are under the
Meetups/2015Berkeley/BerkeleyTalk2/directory. -
Talk 3: Quantum Statistical Simulations with Julia by Katharine Hyatt:
Video on Youtube (also on this channel).
Slides are under the
Meetups/2015Berkeley/BerkeleyTalk3directory.
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Talk 1: New Opportunities with JuliaQuantum - Personal Perspective on Quantum Information by Xiaodong Qi:
Video is coming...
Slides are in the
Meetups/2015USTC/USTCTalk1/directory. -
Talk 2: QuDynamics : Julia package for solving Dynamical Equations in Quantum Mechanics by Amit Jamadagni:
Video is coming...
Slides are in the
Meetups/2015USTC/USTCTalk2/directory.