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Culture

Events

Conventions

  • Discussion:

    • All of us use HKUST-GZ Zulip for topic based discussion, project management, information sharing and seeking for AI's (a robot named ChatGPT) help.

    • We have a WeChat group for have lunch and coffee together during workdays.

  • Journal artile management: Most of us use Zotero to manage and share journal articles.

  • Coding: All of us use Github to manage code development, our Github org is CodingThrust. Most of us use the Julia programming language for scientific software development.

Training

The following three books are used for training:

  • Nielsen M A, Chuang I L. Quantum computation and quantum information. Cambridge university press, 2010.

  • Moore C, Mertens S. The nature of computation. OUP Oxford, 2011.

  • Golub G H, Van Loan C F. Matrix computations. JHU press, 2013.

The following resources are used for Julia programming language training:

  • https://benlauwens.github.io/ThinkJulia.jl/latest/book.html

  • https://github.com/JuliaComputing/Training

Please check training materials page for more resourses.

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Culture

Events

Conventions

  • Discussion:

    • All of us use HKUST-GZ Zulip for topic based discussion, project management, information sharing and seeking for AI's (a robot named ChatGPT) help.

    • We have a WeChat group for have lunch and coffee together during workdays.

  • Journal artile management: Most of us use Zotero to manage and share journal articles.

  • Coding: All of us use Github to manage code development, our Github org is CodingThrust. Most of us use the Julia programming language for scientific software development.

Training

The following three books are used for training:

  • Nielsen M A, Chuang I L. Quantum computation and quantum information. Cambridge university press, 2010.

  • Moore C, Mertens S. The nature of computation. OUP Oxford, 2011.

  • Golub G H, Van Loan C F. Matrix computations. JHU press, 2013.

The following resources are used for Julia programming language training:

  • https://benlauwens.github.io/ThinkJulia.jl/latest/book.html

  • https://github.com/JuliaComputing/Training

Please check training materials page for more resourses.

CC BY-SA 4.0 GiggleLiu. Last modified: March 01, 2024. Website built with Franklin.jl and the Julia programming language.
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Jin-Guo Liu's Group

We are happy computational physicists, we use program to explore the quantum world, and use quantum theory to understand the nature of computation.

Email and Address

jinguoliu@hkust-gz.edu.cn

Advanced Material Thrust, Function Hub, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)

W1-315, No.1 Duxue Road, Qingsheng Hub Cluster, Nansha District, Guangzhou (511458)

Join us

We are recruiting PhD students and research assistants, please write an email to the above email address, with your CV attached. Please read this Zhihu Blog for more information.

Join HKUST-GZ Zulip for discussion. To get an invitation, please write an email to my email address above.

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Jin-Guo Liu's Group

We are happy computational physicists, we use program to explore the quantum world, and use quantum theory to understand the nature of computation.

Email and Address

jinguoliu@hkust-gz.edu.cn

Advanced Material Thrust, Function Hub, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)

W1-315, No.1 Duxue Road, Qingsheng Hub Cluster, Nansha District, Guangzhou (511458)

Join us

We are recruiting PhD students and research assistants, please write an email to the above email address, with your CV attached. Please read this Zhihu Blog for more information.

Join HKUST-GZ Zulip for discussion. To get an invitation, please write an email to my email address above.

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Zhong-Yi Ni

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Jinguo Liu and Xi Dai joint Phd program

The Assistant Professor Liu Jinguo's research group at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and Professor Dai Xi's research group at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Clear Water Bay) are jointly recruiting doctoral students and research assistants in the fields of quantum many-body computation and quantum computation for the 2024 academic year.

Team Introduction

Liu Jinguo (main supervisor) is an assistant professor at the Advanced Materials Domain (AMAT) and Quantum Science and Technology Center (QST) established by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou). He obtained his Ph.D. from Nanjing University in 2017 and did postdoctoral work at the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Harvard University. His main interests include simulating the physical world using numerical calculations and thinking about the nature of computation from a physics perspective. Liu Jinguo is active in the open-source scientific computing software community and is one of the main authors of the quantum simulator Yao.jl. He has also mentored Google Summer of Code (GSoC) projects. His current main interest is using numerical techniques to simulate neutral atomic systems and designing quantum algorithms suitable for operation on neutral atomic systems.

  • Github: https://github.com/GiggleLiu

  • Google scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=4edw228AAAAJ&hl=en

  • University home page: https://facultyprofiles.hkust-gz.edu.cn/faculty-personal-page?id=2498

  • Team page: https://www.jinguo-group.science/

  • Personal website: GiggleLiu

Dai Xi (co-supervisor) is a professor in the Department of Physics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Clear Water Bay) and the Deputy Director of the Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics. His main research interests include first-principles calculations of strongly correlated systems and the theory of topological insulators. His paper has been cited more than 60,000 times on Google Scholar. He and his collaborators discovered the most important topological insulator material system to date - the Bi2Se3 family by 2018, and proposed a low-energy effective model that accurately describes the topological electronic structure of this material system.

What can you learn from me?

  • First-class scientific computing training. Although it cannot guarantee that you will definitely become a first-class physicist in the future, your scientific computing skills will definitely be world-class when you graduate. This skill training will not be boring engineering practice, but more of a training in computational complexity theory, mathematics, and algorithms. I am one of the most popular authors of the Julia quantum simulation software Yao.jl. I have successfully mentored Google Summer of Code projects, laying the foundation for the OMEinsum tensor operation ecosystem in the community. At the same time, I am also the author of GenericTensorNetworks.jl, a library for representing and computing tensor networks for combinatorial optimization problems.

  • Training in quantum algorithms. I have some experience in designing quantum algorithms and have proposed quantum algorithms based on quantum circuit Born machines and quantum algorithms for generating symmetric quantum wave functions using quantum circuits.

  • Training in computational complexity theory. Understanding computational complexity problems is one of the ultimate theories that statistical physics hopes to explore, and I have rich experience in this area.

  • Training in simulation techniques and algorithm design for neutral atomic systems. I have worked on numerical simulations related to Rydberg atoms in the world-class team of Mikhail Lukin, and I am happy to impart my knowledge about neutral atomic systems to you.

  • Opportunities for extensive collaboration and exchange, including long-term visits to the Clear Water Bay campus where Professor Dai Xi is located. I also strongly support your participation in international academic conferences.

What can you get from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)?

  • The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), abbreviated as HKUST (Guangzhou), is located in Nansha District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. HKUST (Guangzhou) is an independent legal entity and a mainland-Hong Kong cooperative institution that implements academic education. It is committed to cultivating internationally high-end talents with innovation capabilities and serving the technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and high-quality development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. HKUST (Guangzhou) and HKUST (Clear Water Bay) have jointly built Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 2.0, forming a single HKUST with complementary campuses.

  • HKUST (Guangzhou) will adopt the same academic standards and evaluation mechanisms as the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. According to the Hong Kong education system, undergraduate graduates are expected to complete their Ph.D. in four years, while graduates with a master's degree are expected to complete their Ph.D. in three years, without any additional annotations on their degree. The specific completion time depends on the study situation and research progress.

  • Applicants do not need to take a doctoral entrance exam but must meet the admission requirements of HKUST (Guangzhou). They can first join a research project as a Research Assistant (RA) and apply and prepare for their doctoral studies. During the RA period, the stipend is approximately 6,000-8,000 RMB per month. Successful applicants will be provided with a full scholarship of approximately 15,000 RMB per month.

  • Luxurious school facilities (see the facilities introduction at the end).

What are the requirements?

As a person, I hope you have

  • Integrity, a willingness to do good and resist evil.

  • A cooperative personality, willing to consult with others and help answer their questions.

In terms of skills, the following are a plus:

  • Studied quantum mechanics (required) and quantum computing.

  • Familiarity with the Linux operating system, experience with version control software git, familiarity with a programming language (Julia programming language recommended), and knowledge of data structures.

  • The following three books are required reading for our group, and prior knowledge of them would also be a plus:

    • Nielsen M A, Chuang I L. Quantum computation and quantum information. Cambridge university press, 2010.

    • Moore C, Mertens S. The nature of computation. OUP Oxford, 2011.

    • Golub G H, Van Loan C F. Matrix computations. JHU press, 2013.

Application

  • A Ph.D. requires a bachelor's degree or higher (no need to take the entrance exam), a postdoctoral position requires a Ph.D., and a Research Assistant position is mainly for students with a bachelor's degree who have missed the doctoral admission time. Preference will be given to those with backgrounds in physics and computer science, among other related fields.

  • Solid mathematical foundation, good English reading and writing skills, and programming skills, as well as research experience, are preferred.

  • The school requires that Ph.D. applicants have obtained a degree or proof of study in Hong Kong or an English-speaking country; TOEFL (with a minimum score of 80 for the internet-based test); IELTS (with a minimum score of 6.5 on the academic test).

Application process

  • Please prepare a complete Chinese or English resume, transcript (for doctoral students and research assistants), and published articles, and send them to my email: jinguoliu@hkust-gz.edu.cn. The email subject should indicate the position applied for and the applicant's name.

  • Suitable candidates will be interviewed by team members to understand their background, abilities, and research interests.

  • The vacancy for this position is valid until a suitable candidate is recruited.

School facilities

I have collected some information to help you quickly understand the luxurious facilities of this school.

  • Gym

  • Swimming pool

  • River accross the campus

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Jinguo Liu and Xi Dai joint Phd program

The Assistant Professor Liu Jinguo's research group at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and Professor Dai Xi's research group at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Clear Water Bay) are jointly recruiting doctoral students and research assistants in the fields of quantum many-body computation and quantum computation for the 2024 academic year.

Team Introduction

Liu Jinguo (main supervisor) is an assistant professor at the Advanced Materials Domain (AMAT) and Quantum Science and Technology Center (QST) established by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou). He obtained his Ph.D. from Nanjing University in 2017 and did postdoctoral work at the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Harvard University. His main interests include simulating the physical world using numerical calculations and thinking about the nature of computation from a physics perspective. Liu Jinguo is active in the open-source scientific computing software community and is one of the main authors of the quantum simulator Yao.jl. He has also mentored Google Summer of Code (GSoC) projects. His current main interest is using numerical techniques to simulate neutral atomic systems and designing quantum algorithms suitable for operation on neutral atomic systems.

  • Github: https://github.com/GiggleLiu

  • Google scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=4edw228AAAAJ&hl=en

  • University home page: https://facultyprofiles.hkust-gz.edu.cn/faculty-personal-page?id=2498

  • Team page: https://www.jinguo-group.science/

  • Personal website: GiggleLiu

Dai Xi (co-supervisor) is a professor in the Department of Physics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Clear Water Bay) and the Deputy Director of the Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics. His main research interests include first-principles calculations of strongly correlated systems and the theory of topological insulators. His paper has been cited more than 60,000 times on Google Scholar. He and his collaborators discovered the most important topological insulator material system to date - the Bi2Se3 family by 2018, and proposed a low-energy effective model that accurately describes the topological electronic structure of this material system.

What can you learn from me?

  • First-class scientific computing training. Although it cannot guarantee that you will definitely become a first-class physicist in the future, your scientific computing skills will definitely be world-class when you graduate. This skill training will not be boring engineering practice, but more of a training in computational complexity theory, mathematics, and algorithms. I am one of the most popular authors of the Julia quantum simulation software Yao.jl. I have successfully mentored Google Summer of Code projects, laying the foundation for the OMEinsum tensor operation ecosystem in the community. At the same time, I am also the author of GenericTensorNetworks.jl, a library for representing and computing tensor networks for combinatorial optimization problems.

  • Training in quantum algorithms. I have some experience in designing quantum algorithms and have proposed quantum algorithms based on quantum circuit Born machines and quantum algorithms for generating symmetric quantum wave functions using quantum circuits.

  • Training in computational complexity theory. Understanding computational complexity problems is one of the ultimate theories that statistical physics hopes to explore, and I have rich experience in this area.

  • Training in simulation techniques and algorithm design for neutral atomic systems. I have worked on numerical simulations related to Rydberg atoms in the world-class team of Mikhail Lukin, and I am happy to impart my knowledge about neutral atomic systems to you.

  • Opportunities for extensive collaboration and exchange, including long-term visits to the Clear Water Bay campus where Professor Dai Xi is located. I also strongly support your participation in international academic conferences.

What can you get from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)?

  • The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), abbreviated as HKUST (Guangzhou), is located in Nansha District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. HKUST (Guangzhou) is an independent legal entity and a mainland-Hong Kong cooperative institution that implements academic education. It is committed to cultivating internationally high-end talents with innovation capabilities and serving the technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and high-quality development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. HKUST (Guangzhou) and HKUST (Clear Water Bay) have jointly built Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 2.0, forming a single HKUST with complementary campuses.

  • HKUST (Guangzhou) will adopt the same academic standards and evaluation mechanisms as the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. According to the Hong Kong education system, undergraduate graduates are expected to complete their Ph.D. in four years, while graduates with a master's degree are expected to complete their Ph.D. in three years, without any additional annotations on their degree. The specific completion time depends on the study situation and research progress.

  • Applicants do not need to take a doctoral entrance exam but must meet the admission requirements of HKUST (Guangzhou). They can first join a research project as a Research Assistant (RA) and apply and prepare for their doctoral studies. During the RA period, the stipend is approximately 6,000-8,000 RMB per month. Successful applicants will be provided with a full scholarship of approximately 15,000 RMB per month.

  • Luxurious school facilities (see the facilities introduction at the end).

What are the requirements?

As a person, I hope you have

  • Integrity, a willingness to do good and resist evil.

  • A cooperative personality, willing to consult with others and help answer their questions.

In terms of skills, the following are a plus:

  • Studied quantum mechanics (required) and quantum computing.

  • Familiarity with the Linux operating system, experience with version control software git, familiarity with a programming language (Julia programming language recommended), and knowledge of data structures.

  • The following three books are required reading for our group, and prior knowledge of them would also be a plus:

    • Nielsen M A, Chuang I L. Quantum computation and quantum information. Cambridge university press, 2010.

    • Moore C, Mertens S. The nature of computation. OUP Oxford, 2011.

    • Golub G H, Van Loan C F. Matrix computations. JHU press, 2013.

Application

  • A Ph.D. requires a bachelor's degree or higher (no need to take the entrance exam), a postdoctoral position requires a Ph.D., and a Research Assistant position is mainly for students with a bachelor's degree who have missed the doctoral admission time. Preference will be given to those with backgrounds in physics and computer science, among other related fields.

  • Solid mathematical foundation, good English reading and writing skills, and programming skills, as well as research experience, are preferred.

  • The school requires that Ph.D. applicants have obtained a degree or proof of study in Hong Kong or an English-speaking country; TOEFL (with a minimum score of 80 for the internet-based test); IELTS (with a minimum score of 6.5 on the academic test).

Application process

  • Please prepare a complete Chinese or English resume, transcript (for doctoral students and research assistants), and published articles, and send them to my email: jinguoliu@hkust-gz.edu.cn. The email subject should indicate the position applied for and the applicant's name.

  • Suitable candidates will be interviewed by team members to understand their background, abilities, and research interests.

  • The vacancy for this position is valid until a suitable candidate is recruited.

School facilities

I have collected some information to help you quickly understand the luxurious facilities of this school.

  • Gym

  • Swimming pool

  • River accross the campus

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Research

Google Scholars

Paper Highlight

Talks

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Research

Google Scholars

Paper Highlight

Talks

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Teaching

  1. Modern Scientific Computing:

  2. Modern Quantum Mechanics:

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Teaching

  1. Modern Scientific Computing:

  2. Modern Quantum Mechanics:

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Training Materials

The selected lectures and codes may not be the best, but they are closely related to our group. That means, if you are a student in our group, you can easily find a group member to seek for help.

Lectures

  1. Machine learning for physicists (Lei Wang)

  2. Modern Scientific Computing (Jinguo Liu)

  3. Computational Physics (Anders Sandvik)

  4. Steve Brunton's lecture seies

  5. Songshang Lake Spring School (Lei Wang, Pan Zhang, Jinguo Liu and Roger Luo)

High performance computing

  1. Git, Shell and Github

  2. Submit a job to HKUST-GZ cluster

  3. Communication

Tutorial Code

  1. Get the ground state energy of a J1-J2 model (using Yao.jl)

  2. Differential programming tensor renormalization group

  3. Multi-GPU contraction of tensor networks

  4. A naive implementation of einsum and its CUDA implementation

  5. Spin-glass solver with Tropical numbers and Yao

  6. Implement CUDA version argsort function

  7. Fast matrix multiplication with Strassen algorithm

  8. Computing 2D Fibonacci number with GenericTensorNetworks.jl

  9. Compressed Sensing

  10. Kernel principle component analysis (Kernel PCA)

  11. Lattice gas cellular automata

  12. Simulated Annealing

  13. How to write a blog website

  14. My first molecular dynamics program

  15. Quantum algorithms: QuAlgorithmZoo.jl

  16. Differential programming tensor networks (in python)

Toolkits that we developed

  1. Quantum simulator: Yao.jl

  2. Tensor networks: OMEinsum.jl, GenericTensorNetworks.jl, TensorInference.jl and ZXCalculus.jl

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Training Materials

The selected lectures and codes may not be the best, but they are closely related to our group. That means, if you are a student in our group, you can easily find a group member to seek for help.

Lectures

  1. Machine learning for physicists (Lei Wang)

  2. Modern Scientific Computing (Jinguo Liu)

  3. Computational Physics (Anders Sandvik)

  4. Steve Brunton's lecture seies

  5. Songshang Lake Spring School (Lei Wang, Pan Zhang, Jinguo Liu and Roger Luo)

High performance computing

  1. Git, Shell and Github

  2. Submit a job to HKUST-GZ cluster

  3. Communication

Tutorial Code

  1. Get the ground state energy of a J1-J2 model (using Yao.jl)

  2. Differential programming tensor renormalization group

  3. Multi-GPU contraction of tensor networks

  4. A naive implementation of einsum and its CUDA implementation

  5. Spin-glass solver with Tropical numbers and Yao

  6. Implement CUDA version argsort function

  7. Fast matrix multiplication with Strassen algorithm

  8. Computing 2D Fibonacci number with GenericTensorNetworks.jl

  9. Compressed Sensing

  10. Kernel principle component analysis (Kernel PCA)

  11. Lattice gas cellular automata

  12. Simulated Annealing

  13. How to write a blog website

  14. My first molecular dynamics program

  15. Quantum algorithms: QuAlgorithmZoo.jl

  16. Differential programming tensor networks (in python)

Toolkits that we developed

  1. Quantum simulator: Yao.jl

  2. Tensor networks: OMEinsum.jl, GenericTensorNetworks.jl, TensorInference.jl and ZXCalculus.jl

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Workflows

Git, Linux and Julia

The related tutorials are in the book Scientific Computing for Physicists. The following are the links to the tutorials:

GitHub Copilot + Markdown for technical writing

This is a workflow for setting up AI-assisted technical writing using Github Copilot and Markdown.

Step 1: Go to the GitHub website and sign up for a free account.

Step 2: Get Visual Studio Code Editor

  1. Go to VS Code website and download the latest version.

  2. Install & open VS Code.

  3. Add the following VS Code extensions. To add an VS Code extension, please click the Extensions button in the left side bar, search for the extension name and click the Install button.

  4. Create a new file and save it as test.md. Then, click the Preview button {width=20px} in the top right corner.

  5. Edit the markdown file. You can learn markdown from here. Math equations can also be rendered. For example, the following code $$ \frac{1}{2} $$ will be rendered as

\frac{1}{2}
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  1. Install the following VS Code extension

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    • Github Copilot. It requires you to connect with your Github account, and you can use it for free for 30 days. After 30 days, you can still use it for free but you need to join the waitlist. You can also use it for free if you are a student. You can apply for a student account here. Please check this YouTube video for more details

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  2. You might need to activate the Github Copilot extension by clicking the Activate ({width=20px}) button in the bottom right corner of the VS Code window to make it work. Then you can type some text in the editor and press Tab to generate lecture notes.

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Step 3: Using Github to sync your files (optional)

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If you want to sync your files across different devices, you can use Github. Github is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It lets you and others work together on projects from anywhere. You can use Github to host your markdown files and provide preview.

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This tutorial does not cover how to use Github. You can learn it from the YouTube video or the official guide.

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