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Hao Shi, Ph.D.

Flatiron Research Fellow, Center for Computational Quantum Physics

Email
[email protected]
Website
boruoshihao.com

Bio

Hao Shi joined the foundation in 2017 as a Flatiron research fellow at the Center for Computational Quantum Physics. Previously, Shi was a graduate student at the College of William and Mary, where he earned his Ph.D. in computational physics. His research focuses on the development and application of quantum Monte Carlo methods for strongly correlated quantum many-body systems. He is interested in studying high-temperature superconductivity, spin-orbit coupling, Fermi gas and quantum chemistry systems.

Publications

Interfacing Branching Random Walks with Metropolis Sampling: Constraint Release in Auxiliary-Field Quantum Monte Carlo

arxiv:2305.09575, September 1, 2023

H. Shi and S. Zhang

Solving 2D and 3D lattice models of correlated fermions — combining matrix product states with mean field theory

arxiv:2207.03754, March 1, 2023

H. Shi, H. Shi, and S. Zhang

Solving 2D and 3D lattice models of correlated fermions — combining matrix product states with mean field theory

arxiv:2207.03754, 2022

Gunnar Bollmark, Thomas Köhler, Lorenzo Pizzino, Yiqi Yang, H. Shi, Johannes S. Hofmann, et al.

Ab initio Calculations in Atoms, Molecules, and Solids, Treating Spin-Orbit Coupling and Electron Interaction on Equal Footing

arxiv:2110.10201, January 1, 2022

Brandon Eskridge, Henry Krakauer, H. Shi, and S. Zhang

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