About Me
I am Gaoxiang Tang, a Ph.D. student at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Information Sciences, Tsinghua University. I joined the Ph.D. program in 2024 and am advised by Yukai Wu and Luming Duan. My research focuses on quantum error correction and trapped-ion quantum computing. I am also working with Ziming Liu on physics of AI research.
Previously, I completed my undergraduate studies in the Department of Physics at Renmin University of China, where I was advised by Xiang Zhang.
Blogs
- If Thinking Becomes Cheap, What Kind of Person Do I Want to Be?
- A Quick Overview of QEC Decoders
- Beyond Quadratic Loss: The Stability Phase Diagram of Adam
- Parallel two-qubit gates in ion traps and their application to QEC
Selected Works
Frequency-Multiplexed Parallel Gates for Quantum LDPC Codes in a Two-Dimensional Ion Crystal
arXiv:2609.04081 (2026) ·
Stretched exponential scaling of parity-restricted energy gaps in a random transverse-field Ising model
Physical Review B 113, 144415 (2026) ·
Performance analysis for crosstalk errors between parallel entangling gates in trapped-ion quantum error correction
Physical Review Applied 24, 014032 (2025) ·
Robust Mølmer-Sørensen gate against symmetric and asymmetric errors
Quantum Science and Technology 10, 035009 (2025) ·
Clustering-Based Sub-QUBO Extraction for Hybrid QUBO Solvers
arXiv:2502.16212 (2025) ·
