AI coding agents evolve simple ground-state protocols into improved versions for VQE, DMRG, and AFQMC on spin models and molecules by using executable energy scores under fixed compute budgets.
Characterizing barren plateaus in quantum ans ¨atze with the adjoint representation
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Iterative-QAOA solves pangenome assembly instances on current quantum hardware by using a fixed-ramp QAOA schedule with warm-start updates and a new HUBO encoding that cuts variables from O(N^{2}) to O(N log N).
The work constructs a permutation-equivariant quantum GNN that implements message passing at selectable Weisfeiler-Leman levels, supports pre-training on small graphs, and demonstrates readout scalability with simulations up to 56 qubits on synthetic, molecular, and TSP datasets.
CV-ADAPT-VQE with tailored symmetry-preserving pools achieves significantly shallower circuits than Hamiltonian-based VQE for bosonic lattice models in GPU classical simulations.
Independent quantum signal injection into graph DEQs yields higher test accuracy and fewer solver iterations than state-dependent or backbone-dependent injection and classical equilibrium models on NCI1, PROTEINS, and MUTAG benchmarks.
A necessary condition for variational quantum circuits to reach exact ground states requires matching module projection norms between input and solution, enabling classical O(n^5) exact solvers for problems like MaxCut.
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Nonvariational quantum optimisation approaches to pangenome-guided sequence assembly
Iterative-QAOA solves pangenome assembly instances on current quantum hardware by using a fixed-ramp QAOA schedule with warm-start updates and a new HUBO encoding that cuts variables from O(N^{2}) to O(N log N).
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Quantum Injection Pathways for Implicit Graph Neural Networks
Independent quantum signal injection into graph DEQs yields higher test accuracy and fewer solver iterations than state-dependent or backbone-dependent injection and classical equilibrium models on NCI1, PROTEINS, and MUTAG benchmarks.