About Me

Yupan Liu (in simplified Chinese: 刘宇攀)

E-mail: yupan[dot]liu[dot]e6[at]math.nagoya-u.ac[dot]jp

I am a PhD student, advised by Prof. François Le Gall, at the Graduate School of Mathematics at Nagoya University.

Previously, I received my Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science in July 2017 from Zhejiang University. Afterward, I earned my M.Sc. Degree in Computer Science in March 2020 from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Research Interests

My research interests lie in theoretical computer science, with a particular focus on quantum computing and complexity theory.

I am currently interested in several topics, such as

Understanding the randomness arisen from the quantumness, e.g. the mysterious level \(\mathsf{StoqMA}\) in the classification theorem of 2-local Hamiltonian problem.
Complexity and algorithms on space-bounded quantum computation.
What is the computational power of the complexity class \(\mathsf{QSZK}\)?

I am also broadly interested in theoretical computer science.