March 25, 2021
References:
[1] R. Trivedi, K. A. Fischer, S. Xu, S. Fan, J. Vuckovic. Physical Review B 98, 14 (2018).
[2] K. A. Fischer, R. Trivedi, D. Lukin. Physical Review A 98, 2 (2018).
[3] R. Trivedi, M. Radulsaki, K. A. Fisher, S. Fan, J. Vuckovic. Physical Review Letters 122, 24 (2019).
[4] R. Trivedi, A. White, S. Fan and J. Vuckovic, Physical Review A 102, 2 (2020).
[5] R. Trivedi*, K. Fischer*. J. Vuckovic, Physical Review A, 100, 4 (2019).
[6] R. Trivedi, D. Malz, S. Fan, J. Vuckovic. arXiv:2009.08602 (2020).
[7] R. Trivedi, K. A. Fischer, S. Fan, J. Vuckovic. arXiv:2009.06860 (2020).
[8] S. D. Misra*, R. Trivedi*, A. Safavi-Naeini, J. Vuckovic. arXiv:2012.0718 (2020).
[9] G. Gonzalez*, R. Trivedi*, J. I. Cirac, arXiv:2103.08329 (2021).
Bio: Rahul Trivedi is a postdoctoral scholar at the theory division of Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, working with Prof. J. Ignacio Cirac. He obtained his PhD in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University in 2020, and Bachelor of technology in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. His current research focuses on understanding the limitations of near-term quantum computers and simulators, as well as using them to aid simulation and design of next-generation quantum devices. He has previously worked on computational electromagnetics, nanophotonics simulation and design and theoretical quantum optics.
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