Anuj Apte

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I am a Senior Research Associate at JP Morgan Chaseworking on deep learning and quantum computing.

Previously, I completed a Ph.D. in Physics at University of Chicago (2020–2025), with a dissertation titled Deep Learning and Non-Invertible Symmetries in Gauge Theories supervised by Clay Córdova.

I earned a B.S. in Physics and Philosophy from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2016-2020). During my time at MIT, I worked with Scott A. Hughes on black-hole physics and Mingda Li on topological materials.

Research interests include:

  • Quantum computation: heuristic algorithms, hardware demonstrations, simulation of physical systems on quantum computers
  • Deep learning: optimization methods, learning quantum states
  • Quantum field theory: topological phases of matter

If you would like to like to collaborate or discuss any of these topics feel free to reach out via email !

selected publications

  1. Learning about black hole binaries from their ringdown spectra
    Scott A Hughes, Anuj Apte, Gaurav Khanna, and Halston Lim
    Physical Review Letters, 2019
  2. Topological singularity induced chiral Kohn anomaly in a Weyl semimetal
    Thanh Nguyen, Fei Han, Nina Andrejevic, Ricardo Pablo-Pedro, Anuj Apte, Yoichiro Tsurimaki, and 5 more authors
    Physical Review Letters, 2020
  3. Obstructions to gapped phases from noninvertible symmetries
    Anuj Apte, Clay Córdova, and Ho Tat Lam
    Physical Review B, 2023
  4. Deep learning lattice gauge theories
    Anuj Apte, Clay Córdova, Tzu-Chen Huang, and Anthony Ashmore
    Physical Review B, 2024