KITP Weekly Program of Scientific Activities
Monday, Dec 4
12:00pm Out-of-equilibrium Dynamics and Quantum Information of Many-body Systems with Long-range Interactions Simons Amphitheater
All Participants (KITP)
8th Week Welcome
12:15pm Small Seminar Room
All Participants
Locals' Lunch
3:30pm Out-of-equilibrium Dynamics and Quantum Information of Many-body Systems with Long-range Interactions Fred Kavli Auditorium
Fabio Franchini (Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Zagreb)
The Frustration of Being Odd
Tuesday, Dec 5
9:45am Deep Learning from the Perspective of Physics and Neuroscience Simons Amphitheater
Andrew Saxe (UCL)
TBA
10:30am Deep Learning from the Perspective of Physics and Neuroscience Simons Amphitheater
Cengiz Pehlevan (Harvard)
Translating Theory to Practical Deep Learning: Depthwise Hyperparameter Transfer
11:15am Deep Learning from the Perspective of Physics and Neuroscience Simons Amphitheater
Elad Schneidman (Weizmann Institute of Science)
TBA
12:00pm Out-of-equilibrium Dynamics and Quantum Information of Many-body Systems with Long-range Interactions Fred Kavli Auditorium
Ramasubramanian Chitra (ETH Zurich)
Dissipative transitions in light matter systems
3:30pm Physics Department Colloquium Fred Kavli Auditorium (Main)
Dolev Bluvstein (Harvard U.)
Logical quantum processor based on reconfigurable atom arrays
Wednesday, Dec 6
12:00pm Out-of-equilibrium Dynamics and Quantum Information of Many-body Systems with Long-range Interactions Simons Amphitheater
Felix Izrailev (Instituto de Fisica, BUAP (Mexico))
Chaos and relaxation in 1D spin models: From quantum to classical and back
3:30pm Out-of-equilibrium Dynamics and Quantum Information of Many-body Systems with Long-range Interactions Simons Amphitheater
Michael Kastner & Stefano Ruffo (Stellenbosch University & SISSA)
Discussion: Quasistationary state in long-range interacting systems
Thursday, Dec 7
9:45am Deep Learning from the Perspective of Physics and Neuroscience Simons Amphitheater
Alex Koulakov (CSHL)
Brain evolution as a machine learning algorithm
10:30am Deep Learning from the Perspective of Physics and Neuroscience Simons Amphitheater
Matthieu Wyart (EPFL)
Role of compositionality of data on supervised and unsupervised learning
11:15am Deep Learning from the Perspective of Physics and Neuroscience Simons Amphitheater
Gabriel Kreiman (Harvard)
Some ideas and speculation about robustness, development. and learning in brains and artificial neural networks
12:00pm Out-of-equilibrium Dynamics and Quantum Information of Many-body Systems with Long-range Interactions Fred Kavli Auditorium
Ceren Dag (ITAMP (Harvard))
Cavity induced topology in graphene.
Auditorium, Ampitheater, Seminar Room, Commons Room, and Founders' Room are located on
the 1st floor of Kohn Hall. Coffee and cookies are served daily in Kohn Hall
Commons Room at 3:15 p.m. except on those Tuesdays when there is a Physics
Department Colloquium.
Indicates
a talk of general interest.
