Semester page for FYS5419 - Spring 2026

Dear all, welcome back. We hope you've had a great start of the week. With this mail we'd like to give you an overview of these week's plans, with exercises and links to possible reading recommendations. This week we have also our first exercise session, although it is not listed in the official schedule. The exercise sessions start at 815am and last till 10am on Wednesdays and we are at F?434, same room as the lectures.

Carl Fredrik Nordb? Knutsen will be there as TA, I will most likely be there around 9am.?

You find the exercises at the end of the slides from last week. The exercises for next week are at the end of this week's material, which you find at?

https://github.com/CompPhysics/QuantumComputingMachineLearning/blob/gh-pages/doc/pub/week2/ipynb/week2.ipynb

We will start with a review from last week and then move to these week's topics. That is:

Summary from last week and plans for this week

Last w...

Dear all, first a great welcome to FYS5419/9419 and thx so much for having chosen the course.

All educational material is available via the GitHub repository at https://github.com/CompPhysics/QuantumComputingMachineLearning

Furthermore, for those of you who cannot be there physically, you can attend the lectures via zoom. All lectures will be recorded.

Permanent Zoom link for the whole semester is https://uio.zoom.us/my/mortenhj?

The first part of the course (project 1 and till mid march) has its focus on studies of quantum-mechanical many-particle systems using quantum computing algorithms and quantum computers. The second part is optional and depends on the interests and backgrounds of the participants. Two main

themes can be covered:

- Quantum machine learning algorithms, implementations and studies

- Realization and studies of entanglement in physical systems

The tentative plan...