Data analysis meets quantum physics

Steven Schramm ()
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Steven Schramm: University of Geneva

Nature, 2017, vol. 550, issue 7676, 339-340

Abstract: A technique that combines machine learning and quantum computing has been used to identify the particles known as Higgs bosons. The method could find applications in many areas of science. See Letter p.375

Date: 2017
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