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Optics
Sahel Ashhab, Naoki Yamamoto, Fumiki Yoshihara, Kouichi Semba
Summary: In this study, we use optimal control theory calculations to determine the minimum number of CNOT gates required for quantum state preparation and unitary operator synthesis in few-qubit systems. We find that there are multiple gate configurations that can achieve the desired results, even with the minimum number of gates.
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Physics, Fluids & Plasmas
S. L. A. de Queiroz
Summary: This study examines the statistics of selected rare events in a classical stochastic growth model describing the quantum random unitary circuit evolution. By utilizing biased Monte Carlo simulations and adapting a large-deviation approach, the probabilities of ending up with a single particle at a specified final time and having particles outside the light cone at that time are evaluated. The morphological features of single-particle final configurations are discussed, revealing significant changes when events (a) and (b) occur simultaneously, indicating a second-order phase transition.
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Quantum Science & Technology
Martin Kliesch, Ingo Roth
Summary: This tutorial explains prominent protocols for certifying the physical layer of quantum devices, including methods such as direct quantum-state certification, direct fidelity estimation, and randomized benchmarking, aiming to address the challenge of certifying the correct functioning of complex quantum systems.
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Computer Science, Information Systems
Michal Oszmaniec, Adam Sawicki, Michal Horodecki
Summary: In this work, quantitative connections between epsilon-nets and approximate unitary t-designs are studied, revealing their relationship in d-dimensional Hilbert space and their applications in quantum computing. The results show near optimality and the potential for new construction methods in quantum computing.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION THEORY
(2022)
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Michael A. Rampp, Roderich Moessner, Pieter W. Claeys
Summary: By studying the effect of weakly broken dual unitarity on the spreading of local operators, this research investigates how small deviations from dual unitarity can recover fully generic many-body dynamics. A discrete path-integral formula for the out-of-time-order correlator is presented, revealing generic features of ergodic quantum spin chains that are absent in dual-unitary circuit dynamics. The butterfly velocity and diffusion constant are determined by a small set of microscopic quantities, with the operator entanglement playing a crucial role.
PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS
(2023)
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Jafari Matehkolaee Mehdi
Summary: This paper investigates the general condition for an operator to be unitary, introduces the concept of the position operator in curved space, discusses the translation operator in curved space and its relation with an anti-Hermitian generator, and presents a universal formula for the adjoint of an arbitrary linear operator. The approach in this paper is distinct from others as it is solely based on the algebra of operators and is specifically focused on translation operators in one-dimensional space.
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Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
Vincenzo Alba
Summary: Understanding the dynamics of operator space entanglement entropy (OSEE) is crucial for exploring out-of-equilibrium quantum many-body systems, and for integrable models, the OSEE dynamics are related to the diffusion of the operator front. A logarithmic bound 1/2 ln(t ) for OSEE of simple diagonal local operators is derived and numerically tested in representative interacting integrable systems. The saturation of this bound is shown in different systems, indicating universality in OSEE growth independent of chain anisotropy. Integrability breaking effects are discussed, highlighting strong finite-time effects hindering the probing of OSEE asymptotic behavior.
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Pavel Kos, Bruno Bertini, Tomaz Prosen
Summary: Studied perturbed dual-unitary quantum circuits and found that in the dilute limit, in the presence of random longitudinal fields, the correlation functions can still be expressed in terms of one-dimensional transfer matrices.
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Mathematics
Daniel Beltita, Gabriel Larotonda
Summary: In this study, we investigate the unitary orbit of a normal operator a in B(H), considered as a homogeneous space for the action of unitary groups associated with symmetrically normed ideals of compact operators. We find that the orbit is a submanifold of various ambient spaces if and only if the spectrum of a is finite, and in that case, it is a closed submanifold. For arithmetically mean closed ideals, we show that the orbit always has a natural manifold structure modeled by the kernel of a suitable conditional expectation. When the spectrum of a is not finite, we provide a description of the closure of the orbits of a for the different norm topologies involved. We also establish a connection between these results and the action of the groupoid of partial isometries through the moment map given by the range projection of normal operators, demonstrating that all these groupoid orbits have differentiable structures.
JOURNAL OF GEOMETRIC ANALYSIS
(2023)
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Marko Medenjak
Summary: This article examines the dynamics of operator spreading in quantum hardcore gases (QHCG), including out-of-time ordered correlation functions (OTOCs), operator weight spreading, and operators space entanglement entropy (OSEE). The study shows that OTOCs spread diffusively in QHCG and that the operator weight front freezes in the long time limit.
JOURNAL OF PHYSICS A-MATHEMATICAL AND THEORETICAL
(2022)
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Ewan McCulloch, C. W. von Keyserlingk
Summary: This study shows that the memory matrix formalism in traditional hydrodynamics can be applied to the problem of operator growth in many-body quantum systems, providing a framework for calculating related quantities and understanding their constraints.
JOURNAL OF PHYSICS A-MATHEMATICAL AND THEORETICAL
(2022)
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Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
Marton Borsi, Balazs Pozsgay
Summary: This study investigates one-dimensional quantum circuits of the brickwork type, where the fundamental quantum gate is dual unitary. Various existing constructions for dual unitary gates are reviewed and supplemented with new ideas. Connections with topics in physics and mathematics are discussed, including quantum information theory, tensor networks, classical combinatorial designs, planar algebras, and Yang-Baxter maps. The ergodicity properties of a special class of dual unitary models, where the local gate is a permutation matrix, are also considered. Unexpected nonergodic behavior is found in multisite correlations, even when the one-site correlation functions are fully chaotic. The study also examines circuits built from perfect tensors and their manifestation of nonergodicity at short times. A mathematical treatment of recurrence time in such models is presented in the appendix.
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Physics, Fluids & Plasmas
Michael R. Geller, Andrew Arrasmith, Zoe Holmes, Bin Yan, Patrick J. Coles, Andrew Sornborger
Summary: This study uses an IBM Q processor, quantum error mitigation, and weaved Trotter simulation to investigate operator spreading in a four-spin Ising model. By employing a variant of the OTOC, the study enables estimation of scrambling without additional overhead. The research reveals clear signatures of ballistic operator spreading in a chaotic regime and operator localization in an integrable regime. The techniques developed in this study open up the possibility of using cloud-based quantum computers to study and visualize scrambling phenomena and quantum information dynamics.
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Quantum Science & Technology
Carlos Ortiz Marrero, Maria Kieferova, Nathan Wiebe
Summary: The article discusses how excess entanglement between visible and hidden units in quantum neural networks can hinder learning. Through arguments from quantum thermodynamics, it is shown that the volume law in entanglement entropy is typical and can lead to barren plateaus in the optimization landscape due to entanglement. This could cause both gradient-descent and gradient-free methods to fail.
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Quantum Science & Technology
Aram W. Harrow, Linghang Kong, Zi-Wen Liu, Saeed Mehraban, Peter W. Shor
Summary: The study reveals an asymptotic separation between the time scales of the saturation of OTOC and that of entanglement entropy in a random quantum-circuit model, contradicting the intuition that a random quantum circuit mixes in time proportional to the diameter of the underlying graph of interactions. This result provides a more rigorous justification for the argument that black holes may be slow information scramblers, related to the black-hole information problem. The obtained bounds for OTOC are interesting as they generalize previous studies to geometries on graphs in a rigorous and general fashion.
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Adam Nahum, Jonathan Ruhman, Sagar Vijay, Jeongwan Haah
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
G. J. Sreejith, Stephen Powell, Adam Nahum
PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS
(2019)
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Brian Skinner, Jonathan Ruhman, Adam Nahum
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Tianci Zhou, Adam Nahum
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Zongping Gong, Adam Nahum, Lorenzo Piroli
Summary: In two-dimensional Floquet systems, many-body localized dynamics in the bulk leads to chaotic evolution characterized by a nonzero chiral topological index at the one-dimensional edges. This anomalous dynamics is qualitatively different from local-Hamiltonian evolution. By analyzing solvable models of random quantum cellular automata, it is found that a nonzero index results in asymmetric butterfly velocities, different diffusive broadening of the light cones, and a modification of the order relations between the butterfly and entanglement velocities. These results can be understood by generalizing the entanglement membrane theory, considering a spacetime entropy current fixed by the index.
PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS
(2022)
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Andres M. Somoza, Pablo Serna, Adam Nahum
Summary: The study investigates the self-dual transition of Z(2) gauge theory in 2 + 1D, revealing it to be a continuous transition with remarkable parameter-free scaling collapse. A general theory regarding 1-form symmetries and patching of membranes is proposed, connecting it to the percolation of anyon worldlines in spacetime. The results provide insights into the critical behavior of the system and suggest variations for further exploration.
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Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
Adam Nahum, Sthitadhi Roy, Sagar Vijay, Tianci Zhou
Summary: We study the real-time correlators of local operators in chaotic quantum many-body systems. These correlators exhibit universal structure at late times, determined by the geometry of the dominant operator-space Feynman trajectories. The decay of local correlations in the absence of conservation laws is described by rate functions associated with spacetime structures. In 1+1D, the operator histories can exhibit a phase transition, leading to singular behavior in the rate function. In higher-dimensional systems, thin trajectories always dominate. We also discuss the deducibility of butterfly velocity from time-ordered two-point functions and the computation of correlators in random circuits.
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Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
Adam Nahum
Summary: In this study, it is shown that the quantum spin impurity coupled to a gapless free field exhibits an annihilation between two nontrivial renormalization group fixed points at a critical value of the interaction exponent. This clarifies the phase diagram of the Bose-Kondo model and highlights its role as a toy model for fixed point annihilation and quasiuniversality in higher dimensions.
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Quantum Science & Technology
Adam Nahum, Sthitadhi Roy, Brian Skinner, Jonathan Ruhman
Summary: This work explores theoretical approaches to measurement-induced phase transitions and entanglement transitions in random tensor networks. Results are presented for all-to-all quantum circuits and spatially local systems of any finite dimensionality, with comparisons made between theory and numerics. Field theories are proposed for different phase transitions, with a surprising difference observed between the measurement phase transition and other cases. Variants of the measurement problem with additional structure, such as free-fermion structure, are also discussed for future research directions.
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Zhehao Dai, Adam Nahum
PHYSICAL REVIEW RESEARCH
(2020)
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Physics, Multidisciplinary
Adam Nahum, Brian Skinner
PHYSICAL REVIEW RESEARCH
(2020)
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Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
Tianci Zhou, Adam Nahum
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Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
Vedika Khemani, David A. Huse, Adam Nahum
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Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
Adam Nahum, Jonathan Ruhman, David A. Huse