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- Centre National de la Recherche ScientifiqueFR13 papers
- Sorbonne UniversitéFR13 papers
- Université Paris Sciences et LettresFR11 papers
- Université Paris CitéFR9 papers
- Laboratoire de Physique de l'Ecole Normale SupérieureFR6 papers
- Laboratoire Kastler BrosselFR5 papers
- Collège de FranceFR4 papers
- Département de mathématiques et applicationsFR4 papers
- Institut des Hautes Études ScientifiquesFR4 papers
- Laboratoire MédiationsFR4 papers
- Centre de Physique ThéoriqueFR3 papers
- Fonctions Optiques pour les Technologies de l’informationFR3 papers
22 papers
Electrical control of the metal-insulator transition in a one dimensional device
J. Craquelin, L. Jarjat, B. Hue +8
Controlling the low energy spectrum at the nanoscale with an external physical parameter has become an important resource for quantum devices. The emergence of an energy gap is one…
Proof of concept of heterodyne interferometry at 10.6 um using photonic correlation
Tituan Allain, Jean-Philippe Berger, Guillaume Bourdarot +2
The paper demonstrates a laboratory proof‑of‑concept for mid‑infrared heterodyne interferometry at 10.6 µm using a photonic correlator that leverages telecom‑band fiber components,…
Convergence Rates for Distribution Matching with Sliced Optimal Transport
Gauthier Thurin, Claire Boyer, Kimia Nadjahi
The paper analyzes an iterative sliced optimal transport method for matching probability distributions, providing non‑asymptotic convergence rates and showing how the method behave…
Planckian bound on quantum dynamical entropy
Xiangyu Cao
The paper defines a simplified quantum dynamical entropy that measures information gained by continuously monitoring an observable, computes its growth rate for generic many‑body s…
Optimal schedule of multi-channel quantum Zeno dragging with application to solving the k-SAT problem
Yipei Zhang, Alain Sarlette, Philippe Lewalle +3
The paper analyzes how to optimally schedule multi-channel quantum Zeno dragging—using simultaneous measurements of non‑commuting observables—to drive a quantum system toward a tar…
Decompiling for Constant-Time Analysis
Santiago Arranz-Olmos, Gilles Barthe, Lionel Blatter +3
The paper investigates the reliability of the Decompile‑then‑Analyze (DtA) approach for verifying constant‑time (CT) security of compiled code, showing that existing decompilers ca…