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Wei-Fu Tseng
Mathematician and quantum information researcher at National Taiwan University; IMO 2020 bronze medalist for Taiwan
National Taiwan University ·
Taipei, Taiwan · academic
IMO 2020 Bronze Medalist For Taiwan (score 22/42)APMO 2021 Bronze Medalist For TaiwanFirst Author, ALT 2025 Paper On Online Learning Of Quantum States (PMLR 272)
Wei-Fu Tseng is a Taiwanese mathematician and researcher in quantum information theory and optimization. He represented Taiwan at the 61st International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 2020), earning a bronze medal with a score of 22 out of 42, and returned to international competition for Taiwan at APMO 2021 (bronze, 16 points). He now researches algorithms for quantum state learning and quantum channel capacities at National Taiwan University, where he works with Yen-Huan Li; he is first author of the ALT 2025 paper 'Online Learning of Quantum States with Logarithmic Loss via VB-FTRL'.
Quantum information theoryOptimization algorithmsOnline learningMathematicsConvex optimization
Experience
Researcher at National Taiwan University
Algorithms for quantum state learning and quantum channel capacities; works with Yen-Huan Li.
Research affiliation at National Center for Theoretical Sciences (NCTS), Hsinchu
Listed affiliation on quantum-information papers.
Researcher (Mathematics / Quantum Information) at National Taiwan University
Education
National Taiwan University
Mathematics / Computer Science and Information Engineering
National Taiwan Normal University
AchievementsBronze medal, 61st International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 2020), representing Taiwan (score 22/42) · Bronze medal, Asian Pacific Mathematics Olympiad (APMO 2021), representing Taiwan (16 points) · First author, 'Online Learning of Quantum States with Logarithmic Loss via VB-FTRL', ALT 2025 (PMLR 272)
AwardsIMO 2020 Bronze Medal (Taiwan) · APMO 2021 Bronze Medal (Taiwan)
Competition record
Taiwan · IMO