Visualization of Entanglement Geometry by Structural Optimization of Tree Tensor Network
Visualization of Entanglement Geometry by Structural Optimization of Tree Tensor Network

Hiroshi Ueda is an Associate Professor at the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology (QIQB), The University of Osaka.
His research focuses on tensor network methods, quantum many-body physics, quantum algorithms, and quantum-classical hybrid computation. He develops theoretical and numerical approaches for understanding quantum many-body systems and for designing quantum algorithms inspired by tensor network structures.
Visualization of Entanglement Geometry by Structural Optimization of Tree Tensor Network
Extracting a function encoded in amplitudes of a quantum state by tensor network and orthogonal function expansion
Entanglement bipartitioning and tree tensor networks
Automatic structural optimization of tree tensor networks
Tensor network methods for quantum many-body systems and quantum entanglement.
Quantum spin solver near saturation: QS3
Quantum-inspired Search Method for Low-energy States of Classical Ising Hamiltonians
Deep Variational Quantum Eigensolver: A Divide-And-Conquer Method for Solving a Larger Problem with Smaller Size Quantum Computers
Entanglement Entropy on the Boundary of the Square-Lattice ±J Ising Model
Corner transfer matrix renormalization group analysis of the two-dimensional dodecahedron model