?? Wednesday 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 (13 January - 19 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) Thermal Annealing and Radiation Effects on Structural and Electrical Properties of NbN/GaN Superconductor/Semiconductor Junctions - Analyzes the impact of annealing and radiation on NbN films for quantum devices, demonstrating enhanced structural properties, radiation resilience, and potential for applications in extreme environments.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07780
(2) Efficient discrimination between real and complex quantum theories - Enhances tests distinguishing real and complex quantum theories, achieving a significant theoretical and experimental difference in Bell-type parameters, validated on IBM quantum computers without error mitigation.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.03013
(3) Multifractal-enriched mobility edges and emergent quantum phases in one-dimensional exactly solvable lattice models - Proposes solvable lattice models with multifractal-enriched mobility edges and coexisting phases, providing analytical insights, numerical characterizations, and experimental realization via Rydberg atomic arrays.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07866
(4) Tensor decomposition technique for qubit encoding of maximal-fidelity Lorentzian orbitals in real-space quantum chemistry - Proposes an efficient method to encode molecular orbitals into qubit states using discrete Lorentzian functions, optimizing fidelity through Tucker-form states and reducing CNOT gate count via tensor decomposition for first-quantized quantum chemistry simulations.
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Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07211
(5) Reconstruction of quantum states by applying an analytical optimization model - Explores quantum state reconstruction using analytical optimization for density matrices, improving accuracy and efficiency in scenarios with limited tomography measurements while addressing non-physical results caused by negative eigenvalues.
Read More : https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07404
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