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Scope:
Tensor networks (TNs) provide the natural framework for fundamental understanding of inherent entanglement structures in physics, from atomic systems to the universe.
Also, TNs have been practical numerical tools for quantitatively investiating quantum many-body problems in various research fields in physics.
The series of workshop, Tensor Netwrok States: Algorithms and Applications (TNSAA), has been organized for the purposes of exchanging new developments, having discussions toward future studies, and providing intruductory talks for new generation of researchers.
Since 2012, the TNSAA workshop has been held mainly in Asian countries and it has been providing good opportunities for various researchers and students to discuss ongoing developments in tensor networks and related fields. However, TNSAA2020-2021, last year, was skipped due to COVID19. Now, TNSAA2021-2022 will be on again in online style! |
Date:
17-21 January, 2022
Program
[final version] (modified on 17 Jan)
Abstracts
[abstract booklet] (updated on 15 Jan)
Online address:
The videos recorded during the workshop are available on this Youtube channel
Registration:
[Registration page ]
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with presentation: 17 December 2021 (closed)
with no presentation: 10 January 2022(closed)
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Speaker list
Shinichiro Akiyama, Tsukuba University
Chia-Min Chung, National Sun Yat-Sen University
Jozef Genzor, National Taiwan University
Masazumi Honda, Kyoto University
Yng-Jer Kao, National Taiwan University
Kevin Slagle, Caltech
Ryotaro Suzuki, Freie Universitat Berlin
Kotaro Tamaoka, Nihon University
Lei Wang, Chinise Academy of Science
Advisory Committee:
Pochung Chen, Hsinchu
Ying-Jer Kao, Taipei
David Lin, Hsinchu
Yu-cheng Lin, Taipei
Ian McCulloch, Brisbane
Tomotoshi Nishino, Kobe
Tao Xiang, Beijing
Organizing Committee:
Kenji Harada, Kyoto
Tomotoshi Nishino(cochair), Kobe
Tsuyoshi Okubo, Tokyo
Kouichi Okunishi(chair), Niigata
Hiroshi Ueda, Osaka
Supported by:
A Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas "The Natural Laws of Extreme Universe---A New Paradigm for Spacetime and Matter from Quantum Information(No. 21A201)"
Tensor Network States: Algorithms and Applications (TNSAA) 2021-2022 Online