I am a fourth-year Computer Science major at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal. I work on the problem of making entanglement reliable enough to build real quantum networks, and on the broader question of how mathematical structure should guide algorithm design.
I am currently a Summer Research Intern at UMass Amherst with the Centre for Quantum Networks, advised by Dr. Filip Rozpedek and Dr. Stefan Krastanov. There I implement quantum convolutional codes, entanglement purification protocols, and quantum repeater simulations under realistic hardware noise in QuantumClifford.jl and QuantumSavory.jl.
In parallel, I am a research intern with Prof. Dominique Orban’s group at Polytechnique Montréal (JuliaSmoothOptimizers), translating classical smooth and non-smooth optimization problems into structured Julia formulations (JuMP, ADNLPModels) for OptimizationProblems.jl.
Earlier research includes:
- Quantum Fisher information bounds on CP-phase sensitivity in long-baseline neutrino experiments (T2K, NOvA) with Dr. Naga Deepthi at Mahindra University
- Hybrid quantum-inspired optimization for fidelity-constrained entanglement routing and memory scheduling, as a QWorld QIntern
Contact: arnavkapoor23@iiserb.ac.in
Education
IISER Bhopal, BS Computer Science
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science