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Elías F. Combarro
Elías F. Combarro
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Elías F. Combarro

Elías F. Combarro holds degrees from the University of Oviedo (Spain) in both Mathematics (1997, award for second highest grades in the country) and Computer Science (2002, award for highest grades in the country). After some research stays at the Novosibirsk State University (Russia), he obtained a Ph.D. in Mathematics (Oviedo, 2001) with a dissertation on the properties of some computable predicates under the supervision of Prof. Andrey Morozov and Prof. Consuelo Martínez. Since 2009, Elías F. Combarro has been an associate professor at the Computer Science Department of the University of Oviedo. He has published more than 50 research papers in international journals on topics such as Computability Theory, Machine Learning, Fuzzy Measures and Computational Algebra. His current research focuses on the application Quantum Computing to algebraic, optimisation and machine learning problems. From July 2020 to January 2021, he was a Cooperation Associate at CERN openlab. Currently, he is the Spain representative in the Advisory Board of CERN Quantum Technology Initiative, a member of the Advisory Board of SheQuantum and one of the founders of the QSpain, a quantum computing think tank based in Spain.
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Samuel González-Castillo
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Samuel González-Castillo

Samuel González-Castillo holds degrees from the University of Oviedo (Spain) in both Mathematics and Physics (2021). He is currently a mathematics research student at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, where he works as a graduate teaching assistant. He completed his physics bachelor thesis under the supervision of Prof. Elías F. Combarro and Prof. Ignacio F. Rúa (University of Oviedo), and Dr. Sofia Vallecorsa (CERN). In it, he worked alongside other researchers from ETH Zürich on the application of Quantum Machine Learning to classification problems in High Energy Physis. In 2021, he was a summer student at CERN developing a benchmarking framework for quantum simulators. He has contributed to several conferences on quantum computing.
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Index

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3-CNF 284

A

activation function 472

Adam algorithm 489

adiabatic evolution 207

adiabatic quantum computing 7, 206, 207, 208, 209

discretizing 255, 257, 259

adiabatic theorem 208

adjacent vertices 189

adjoint transpose 15

for PennyLane device 121

Amazon Braket 84

amplitude amplification 331

amplitude encoding 559, 560

amplitudes 13

Anaconda 813

Distribution version 814

installation 814

data output 583

data preparation 582

data processing 583

AND gate 11

angle encoding 555, 559

anneal fraction 241

annealer topologies 232, 235

controlling 239, 240, 240, 242, 243, 243, 244

annealing process 239

annihilation operator 420

ansatzs 406, 628

API token field 821

arithmetic modulo 4 776, 777

artificial feed-forward dense neural network 476

asymptotic complexity 784, 785, 789

attributes 450

AUC (area under ROC curve) 511

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Authors (2)

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Elías F. Combarro

Elías F. Combarro holds degrees from the University of Oviedo (Spain) in both Mathematics (1997, award for second highest grades in the country) and Computer Science (2002, award for highest grades in the country). After some research stays at the Novosibirsk State University (Russia), he obtained a Ph.D. in Mathematics (Oviedo, 2001) with a dissertation on the properties of some computable predicates under the supervision of Prof. Andrey Morozov and Prof. Consuelo Martínez. Since 2009, Elías F. Combarro has been an associate professor at the Computer Science Department of the University of Oviedo. He has published more than 50 research papers in international journals on topics such as Computability Theory, Machine Learning, Fuzzy Measures and Computational Algebra. His current research focuses on the application Quantum Computing to algebraic, optimisation and machine learning problems. From July 2020 to January 2021, he was a Cooperation Associate at CERN openlab. Currently, he is the Spain representative in the Advisory Board of CERN Quantum Technology Initiative, a member of the Advisory Board of SheQuantum and one of the founders of the QSpain, a quantum computing think tank based in Spain.
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Samuel González-Castillo

Samuel González-Castillo holds degrees from the University of Oviedo (Spain) in both Mathematics and Physics (2021). He is currently a mathematics research student at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, where he works as a graduate teaching assistant. He completed his physics bachelor thesis under the supervision of Prof. Elías F. Combarro and Prof. Ignacio F. Rúa (University of Oviedo), and Dr. Sofia Vallecorsa (CERN). In it, he worked alongside other researchers from ETH Zürich on the application of Quantum Machine Learning to classification problems in High Energy Physis. In 2021, he was a summer student at CERN developing a benchmarking framework for quantum simulators. He has contributed to several conferences on quantum computing.
Read more about Samuel González-Castillo