I lead the Mathematical Quantum Information research group at RIKEN's Center for Quantum Computing in Japan.
My interests lie in the mathematical characterisation of quantum resources, the convex optimisation problems involved in their quantification, and their applications in quantum information theory. I like to generalise things.
Previously, I was a JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Tokyo, and before that a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. I obtained my PhD degree in mathematics from the University of Nottingham under the supervision of Gerardo Adesso.
Reversibility of quantum resources through probabilistic protocols
arXiv:2309.07206
arXivpdf and Ludovico Lami
Postselected quantum hypothesis testing
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (in press)
arXivpdf , Ludovico Lami, and Mark M. Wilde
Catalysis cannot overcome bound entanglement
Ludovico Lami,
arXiv:2305.03489
arXivpdf , and Alexander Streltsov
No second law of entanglement manipulation after all
Ludovico Lami and
Nature Physics 19, 184–189 (2023)
arXivpdfjournal pdfcode
Together with Mile Gu and Jayne Thompson, I organised the workshop Quantum resources: from mathematical foundations to operational characterisation in Singapore (5th–8th December 2022).
I served on the Program Committee for QIP 2023. The conference took place in Ghent, Belgium between 4th–10th February 2023.
Probabilistic transformations of quantum resources
Physical Review Letters 128, 110505 (2022)
See also companion paper Quantum 6, 817 (2022)arXivpdfjournal pdfcode