Long-range interactions are abundant in nature and play a crucial role in understanding exotic quantum phenomena such as superconductivity. However, simulating these interactions presents significant challenges. This conference brings together researchers from applied mathematics, mathematical physics, and theoretical physics to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in the simulation of quantum matter, particularly focusing on long-range interactions. Topics include numerical methods for simulating quantum many-body systems, long-range interactions in quantum and classical systems, computational methods for topological superconductors, and applications in condensed matter physics and material science.

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