This paper was a colaboration between me, Pedro Lugão, and Renato Portugal. We generalised a technique for finding the hitting time of a quantum walk search from one to multiple marked elements. The technique has a few requirements to work. The paper was published in Physical Review A journal in June 1st, 2021. It is also available on arXiv.
... MoreThis Full Paper is the result of my Computer Science Bachelor Thesis at UFRN. Prof. Monica Magalhães Pereira was the advisor of this work about irregular fault-tolerant Network on Chips. The paper was published in the IX SBESC (Brazilian Symposium on Computing Systems Engineering), which occurred in Natal-RN in November 19 to 22, 2019. It is available at IX SBESC’s proceedings
... MoreThis Short Paper is the result of an improved version of a course final project. The course was lectured at the UFRN during the first semester of 2018. It was an introductory Deep Learning course.
The paper was published in SIBGRAPI 2018’s Workshop of Undergraduate Students; and presented as a poster.
... MoreHiperwalk (High-performance Quantum Walk Simulator) is a freeware open-source program that allows the user to perform simulations of quantum walks on graphs using HPC. The user can use the parallel resources of the computer, such as accelerator cards, multicore CPU and GPGPU to speedup the overall process without knowing parallel programming.
Visit the Hiperwalk website for more information such as installation, documentation and examples.
... MoreThe purpose of this Project is to gather all personal study notes regarding Quantum Computing. Notes regarding Quantum Information and Quantum Logic are very likely to be added in the future. However, the initial focus is on Quantum Computing. The study shall cover the following books,
The topics of the first book are discussed with more emphasis and priority. In the future, some papers may be explained as well.
... MoreOne year after my first talk about Quantum Computing, I decided to give another introductory talk regarding the area. This Seminar was a more detailed version of Natal Tech Conference’s Talk.
... MoreThe Natal Tech Conference, in its first edition, shows up as the first english-only technology event of the Brazilian northeast.
It took place on March 16th, 2019 in Natal-RN, with the purpose of encouraging the propagation of IT content in English among the community and reaching non-Portuguese speaking publics.
This talk was originally announced with the following abstract.
... MoreUFRN’s PET-CC encourages its members to give a lecture per semester on a topic of interest. Not uncommonly, the talks cover researches in which the students participate. The talks are usually announced in the PETCC’s Faceook Page.
This talk was a more detailed version of WUW - SIBGRAPI 2018's presentation.
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