Peixue Wu
I’m currently a Postdoc at the Institute for Quantum Computing at Unversity of Waterloo, supervised by
Graeme Smith.
Before I joined Institute for Quantum Computing at Unversity of Waterloo, I obtained my PhD in mathematics advised by Renming Song and Marius Junge in 2023. My thesis title is Dynamical approach in quantum information theory.
My research interest is quantum information theory and probability theory. In particular, I am interested in problems related to open quantum systems and quantum capacities.
Email:
p33wu [at] uwaterloo [dot] ca
Office:
QNC 4316, University of Waterloo.
Recent research articles
(alphabetical authorship convention unless starred)
A full list of my research works can be found in arxiv
►
Additivity of quantum capacities in simple non-degradable quantum channels,
with Graeme Smith,
►
Lower bound for simulation cost of open quantum systems: Lipschitz continuity approach,
with Zhiyan Ding, Marius Junge and Philipp Schleich,
►
Quantum secret sharing and tripartite information,
with Guangkuo Liu, Haneul Kim and Marius Junge
2023 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory (ISIT)
►
Resource-Dependent Complexity of Quantum Channels,
with Roy Araiza, Yidong Chen, Marius Junge,
►
Stability property for the quantum jump operators of an open system,
with Marius Junge,
Teaching
Math 237: Calculus 3 for Honours Mathematics,
Summer 2024 (146 students).
Recent talks
Quantum Expected Length, UC Berkeley, November, 2024.
Lower bound for simulation cost of quantum Markov semigroups, Wuhan University, September, 2024.