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Machine learning phases of matter
Using machine learning techniques to detect phase transitions autonomously from readily accessible data.
JA in collaboration with Frank Schäfer, Niels Lörch, Flemming Holtorf, Christoph Bruder, Alan Edelman, Martin Žonda, and Axel Lode
2021 PRRes paper
Poster (2021 PRRes)
2022 PRX paper
Press release (2022 PRX)
Poster (2022 PRX)
Short talk (2022 PRX)
Long talk (2022 PRX)
2024 PRL paper
Press release UniBas (2024 PRL)
Press release MIT (2024 PRL)
Short talk (2024 PRL)
Long talk (2024 PRL)
2023 NeurIPS ML4Physical Sciences Workshop paper
Poster (2023 NeurIPS Workshop)
2023 arXiv preprint (Fisher)
Poster (2023 arXiv)
2024 arXiv preprint (LLM)
Poster (2024 arXiv, LLM)
2024 arXiv preprint
Differentiable isospectral flows for matrix diagonalization
Implementing continuous isospectral flows in a differentiable manner to compute derivatives efficiently and accurately, enabling the solution of inverse problems.
JA in collaboration with Frank Schäfer, Heinz Krummenacher, Stefan Kehrein, and Christoph Bruder
Short talk at JuliaCon (2023)
Performance bounds for quantum control
Bounding the best attainable performance for quantum control problems using moment-sum-of-squares techniques.
JA in collaboration with Flemming Holtorf, Frank Schäfer, Christopher Rackauckas, and Alan Edelman
2024 IEEE TAC paper
Short talk at JuliaCon by F. Holtorf (2024 IEEE TAC)
Poster (2024 IEEE TAC)
Poster (paper in preparation, open-loop control)
Machine learning molecular collisions
Modelling changes in energy and state population distributions of molecular systems undergoing collisions using machine learning methods.
JA in collaboration with Debasish Koner, Juan Carlos San Vicente Veliz, Narendra Singh, Raymond Bemish, Silvan Käser, and Markus Meuwly
2020 JPCA paper
2022 JCP paper
2022 JPCA paper
Entropy production in ticking clocks
Studying the relation between the entropy production per tick of ticking clocks and their accuracy.
JA in collaboration with Mischa Woods, Christoph Bruder, and Renato Renner
Master thesis
Poster