?? Thursday in Quantum_Computing: Today's Cutting-Edge Papers
Hyun Ho Park
Quantum Algorithm Developer | Data Scientist | Professional at Computer Vision and Gen AI.
Top Quantum Computing Papers (06 January - 12 January)
Dive into the most compelling and innovative research in the field of quantum computing. This week’s selections highlight cutting-edge advances and theoretical developments.
(1) An Operational Framework for Nonclassicality in Quantum Communication Networks - Establishes a framework to quantify nonclassicality in quantum networks, using variational quantum optimization to reveal communication advantages. Demonstrates entanglement-assisted and multi-sender nonclassicality, providing methods for resource certification in noisy networks.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.02988
(2) Tightening Continuity Bounds for Entropies and Bounds on Quantum Capacities - Derives tighter continuity bounds for Shannon and von Neumann entropies using dual distance measures, improving bounds on quantum channel capacities. Introduces semidefinite programming methods for efficient calculation and validates with new bounds for depolarizing channels.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.17329
(3) Robust M?lmer-S?rensen Gate Against Symmetric and Asymmetric Errors - Enhances entangling gate fidelity in trapped-ion systems by suppressing symmetric and asymmetric errors with a novel pulse compensation technique, significantly improving robustness to noise.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.02847
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(4) Accelerated Discovery of Vanadium Oxide Compositions: A WGAN-VAE Framework for Materials Design - Combines WGAN and VAE to accelerate the discovery of stable vanadium oxide compositions, generating novel structures with promising electronic properties. Demonstrates high stability rates and potential applications in spintronics and quantum computing.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.04604
(5) Checkerboard CFT - Investigates the Checkerboard conformal field theory as a class of logarithmic Fishnet CFTs. Computes anomalous dimensions and correlation functions, revealing periodic quantum corrections in loop expansions and properties of lattice-like Feynman graphs.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.01437
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