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OPEN Quantum control using quantum memory

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OPEN Quantum control using quantum memory

M. Roget, B. Herzog, et al.

This groundbreaking research by Mathieu Roget, Basile Herzog, and Giuseppe Di Molfetta introduces a novel quantum numerical scheme that leverages quantum memory to masterfully control the dynamics of a quantum walker. By embedding the control mechanisms into the initial state, this work opens up exciting potentials for simulating complex physics on quantum devices, particularly in curved manifolds.

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Abstract
This paper proposes a new quantum numerical scheme to control the dynamics of a quantum walker in a two-dimensional space-time grid using quantum memory. By encoding the control scheme into the initial state of the system (walker + memory), the authors demonstrate the ability to precisely control the walker's mean trajectory and variance without needing continuous adjustments to the evolution operator. This approach offers potential for simulating complex physics models on quantum devices and provides a new avenue for simulating aspects of quantum field theories, particularly on curved manifolds.
Publisher
Scientific Reports
Published On
Dec 07, 2020
Authors
Mathieu Roget, Basile Herzog, Giuseppe Di Molfetta
Tags
quantum walker
quantum memory
simulation
two-dimensional space-time
curved manifolds
quantum field theories
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