Yacine Haddad
Particle Physicist Turned Quantum Scientist
Hey there! I'm Yacine Haddad, a particle physicist with a newfound love for quantum tech. Currently, I’m a research associate at Northeastern University, working at the intersection of quantum machine learning, particle physics, and innovative detection methods like chormatic calorimetry. Dive in to see what I'm exploring!
Recent Posts
Quantum Variational Principle
The variational method as an alternative to the stationary perturbation theory
2024-02-20 • 8 min read
Local DNS wildcards using raspberry pi
A simple solution for having wildcard DNS domain names à la Cloudflare.
2021-09-01 • 2 min read
Building a 4 Node Raspberry Pi 4 Cluster Using Docker Swarm
Building a 4 Node Raspberry Pi 4 Cluster Using Docker Swarm
2021-08-21 • 11 min read
Higgs CP at Les Houches 2019
Imagine sitting amidst the stunning backdrop of the Alps, where the world's brightest minds in particle physics convene. That's exactly what happened at the Les Houches 2019 workshop. I will be diving, in this post, into one of the topics discussed there: the Higgs boson's CP properties and a proposal to extend the definition of the Simplified Template Cross Section framework to include CP sensitive bins.
2020-01-17 • 9 min read
News
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- QT4HEP 2025, January 20-24
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- I will be contributing to the International Conference on Quantum Technology for High-Energy Physics (QT4HEP) 2025, hosted at CERN from January 20 to 24, 2025. On the menu, Quantum Dots and Quantum Generative Models.
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- Enhancing Energy Resolution and Particle Identification via Chromatic Calorimetry: A Concept Validation Study
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- Published on arXiv.
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- Meta-Learning Quantum Jet Properties with Quantum Generative Models
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- Presented at the ML4Jets workshop.
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- Learning to Generate High-Dimensional Distributions with Low-Dimensional Quantum Boltzmann Machines
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- Published on arXiv.
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- Proposal on R&D on Quantum Sensors: The DRD5/RDq Proto-Collaboration
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- Published as a CERN report.
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