Talks and Posters
Invited, Workshop, and Conference Talks
Open Quantum Systems and Shortcuts to Adiabaticity
"Foundations of the Lindbladian Approach to Adiabatic and Reversible Computing". Invited talk at the Computing Community Consortium's Visioning Workshop on Physics & Engineering Issues in Adiabatic/Reversible Classical Computing, Oct. 2020. Video available.
"Nonequilibrium Dynamics and Superadiabatic Fluxon Motion for Reversible Computing". Invited talk at the Center for Computing Research at Sandia National Laboratories, Feb. 2020.
"Pathfinding Reversible Quantum Computation". Invited talk, NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute on the Identification and Control of Fundamental Properties of Quantum Systems, Jan. 2020.
Karpur Shukla and Michael P. Frank
Reversible Computing from Superconducting Elements
"Asynchronous Ballistic Reversible Computing Using Superconducting Elements". Talk for the ACS BAA Portfolio Review, Apr. 2020.
Michael P. Frank, Rupert M. Lewis, Nancy Missert, and Karpur Shukla
"Implementing the Asynchronous Reversible Computing Paradigm in Josephson Junction Circuits". Submitted talk, 21st Biennial U.S. Workshop on Superconductor Electronics, Devices, Circuits, and Systems, Oct. 2019.
Michael P. Frank, Rupert M. Lewis, and Karpur Shukla
Topological Quantum Computation and Holographic Entropies
"Review of Holographic Second Laws for Conformal Field Theories Out of Equilibrium". Submitted talk, II Workshop on Quantum Information and Thermodynamics, Mar. 2019. Video available.
"Nonequilibrium Disorder Operators and Topological Quantum Computation". Invited talk, Thermodynamics and Computation: Towards a New Synthesis, Aug. 2017.
"Physical Aspects of Topological Quantum Computation". Invited talk at the Center for Computing Research at Sandia National Laboratories, Aug. 2017.
Posters
"Thermodynamic Dissipation Bounds on Classical and Quantum Reversible Information Processing", Feb. 2020. Submitted poster, 22nd Southwest Quantum Information and Technology Conference.
Karpur Shukla and Michael P. Frank
"Information Flows in Reversible Computing Out of Equilibrium, with Applications to Models of Topological Quantum Computing", Feb. 2019. Submitted poster, 21st Southwest Quantum Information and Technology Conference.
Karpur Shukla and Michael P. Frank