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SUMMARY:Accelerated Quantum Supercomputing: SKQD on QPUs and GPUs at LRZ
DESCRIPTION:Zohim Chandani (NVIDIA Inc.)\n\nRecent advances in quantum com
 puting for molecular electronic structure are shifting from variational qu
 antum algorithms toward subspace-based, sample-driven approaches that inte
 grate quantum devices with classical high-performance computing (HPC). Qua
 ntum-Selected Configuration Interaction (QSCI) exemplifies this paradigm b
 y using quantum hardware as a configuration sampling engine to probe many-
 body wavefunctions that are difficult to sample classically, while relying
  on classical diagonalisation to maintain robustness against hardware nois
 e. The emergence of hybrid HPC platforms with co-located quantum processin
 g units (QPUs) further motivates algorithms that integrate naturally into 
 multiscale simulation pipelines. In this talk, we present an extended QSCI
  framework in which stochastic Hamiltonian time evolution, implemented usi
 ng the qDRIFT protocol, guides configuration subspace selection. We discus
 s the hardware and software requirements needed to execute these workflows
  and how CUDA-Q enables scaling of software on GPU and QPU infrastructure.
 \n\nDomain: Chemistry and Materials, Engineering, Physics, Computational M
 ethods and Applied Mathematics\n\nSession Chair: Alfio Lazzaro (HPE)\n\n
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