Application of Machine Learning in Many-body Physics of Ultracold

  • Event Date: 2020-12-24
  • Particle/String/Cosmology
  • Speaker: Prof. Daw-Wei Wang (NTHU/NCTS)  /  Host: Prof. Chong-Sun Chu (NTHU)
    Place: Lecture Room A of NCTS, 4F, 3rd General Building, Nat'l Tsing Hua Univ.

In this talk, I will briefly introduce the basic concept of machine learning and how it could be applied to fundamental research of physics. I will also present three projects in our group. We will show (1) how to use self-learning method to identify the topological phase transition from the experimental data without a priori theory; (2) how to use the random sampling neural network to calculate the energy eigenstates and their expectation in the strongly correlated regime by using data in the weakly interacting regime; (3) How to predict the long-time dynamics of a many- body system through a quantum-inspired recurrent neural network. These examples show the possibility to explore important many-body problems through the application of some machine learning method.

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