Linearized gate set tomography scales error characterization to many qubits via sparse models, linear fitting, and shallow circuits, with simulations showing accuracy on 10-qubit systems including crosstalk.
Childs, Dmitri Maslov, Yunseong Nam, Neil J
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A new method for unitary synthesis on quantum hardware cuts CNOT gates by up to 36% and compiles up to 553 times faster than standard tools on square and heavy-hex lattices.
A dual Fourier-PSF and contour-PSF framework resolves the smoothness-sparsity trade-off for efficient quantum simulation of singular and holomorphic matrix functions.
INJEQT reduces synthillation error by up to 22x, wall-clock time by 13x, and space-time cost by 7.2x in extractor FTQC architectures via auxiliary Rz synthesis and pre-fetching.
A teleportation-based parallelization architecture for neutral-atom quantum error correction delivers up to 3x speedup over extractor methods at fixed space cost and enables simulated quantum advantage at 11,495 atoms and 15-hour runtime.
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Scalable linearized gate set tomography
Linearized gate set tomography scales error characterization to many qubits via sparse models, linear fitting, and shallow circuits, with simulations showing accuracy on 10-qubit systems including crosstalk.
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Architecture-aware Unitary Synthesis
A new method for unitary synthesis on quantum hardware cuts CNOT gates by up to 36% and compiles up to 553 times faster than standard tools on square and heavy-hex lattices.
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A Unified Poisson Summation Framework for Generalized Quantum Matrix Transformations
A dual Fourier-PSF and contour-PSF framework resolves the smoothness-sparsity trade-off for efficient quantum simulation of singular and holomorphic matrix functions.
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INJEQT: Improved Magic-State Injection Protocol for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Extractor Architectures
INJEQT reduces synthillation error by up to 22x, wall-clock time by 13x, and space-time cost by 7.2x in extractor FTQC architectures via auxiliary Rz synthesis and pre-fetching.
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Architecting Early Fault Tolerant Neutral Atoms Systems with Quantum Advantage
A teleportation-based parallelization architecture for neutral-atom quantum error correction delivers up to 3x speedup over extractor methods at fixed space cost and enables simulated quantum advantage at 11,495 atoms and 15-hour runtime.