Panagiotis (Panos) Promponas
Ph.D. candidate, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Yale University
Advised by Leandros Tassiulas
Advised by Leandros Tassiulas
I build models and algorithms for networked systems. My current focus is quantum networks and distributed quantum computing: how networks trade entanglement rate for fidelity, how to run one circuit across many processors, and in which regimes quantum algorithms are practically useful.
Research
Quantum networks
OverviewA summary of this research area. Quantum switchesThroughput-optimal control and rate-fidelity tradeoffs in reconfigurable entanglement switches. Network design and controlWhere to place sources and swap units on a fiber network, and how to operate them. Distributed quantum computing
OverviewA summary of this research area. CompilersFrom a circuit to physical operations across several processors. Network control and optimization
OverviewA summary of this research area. Sectorized wireless networksCapacity and stability when nodes reshape the topology with directional sectors. Game theory and mechanism designSatisfaction games and market mechanisms for sharing a network among users who do not cooperate. Learning on graphsWhat latent graph models can express, and generative models with identifiable communities.