Random Quantum Hamiltonians: Physics, Computation, and Complexity
IPAM's Random Quantum Hamiltonians workshop advances interdisciplinary research on the physics, computation, and complexity of disordered quantum systems.
Funder: Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics
Due Dates: December 8, 2026 (application deadline for registration and funding consideration)
Funding Amounts: Financial support available for travel and participation; priority to early-career researchers and students; registration fees apply (see details).
Summary: Supports participation in a workshop advancing research on random quantum Hamiltonians, with focus on physics, computation, and complexity.
Key Information: Applications received by the deadline receive fullest funding consideration; in-person spots may be limited.
Description
This initiative, organized by the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM), is a workshop focused on the mathematical, physical, and computational study of random quantum Hamiltonians. The event brings together mathematicians, physicists, and computer scientists to address open problems and foster new collaborations around quantum chaos, entanglement growth, holographic dualities, and the computational complexity of simulating disordered quantum systems. The workshop includes talks, collaborative sessions, and a poster session, with an emphasis on rigorous analysis and interdisciplinary research.
