qReduMIS hybrid pipeline improves QAOA performance on real financial MIS instances up to 225 assets, achieving higher success probabilities and better scaling on Quantinuum trapped-ion hardware.
Qubit-reuse compilation with mid-circuit measurement and reset
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Mid-circuit stabilizer verification in six-qubit GSE-encoded Clifford Trotter steps reduces logical error rates by up to 54% on Barium ion hardware, with the gain vanishing if checks are deferred to circuit end.
QARMA applies transformer-augmented reinforcement learning to qubit allocation and reuse in modular quantum systems, reporting up to 86% average reduction in inter-core communications versus optimized Qiskit baselines.
QSAF is a new component-based framework that organizes quantum circuit primitives into seven categories and links them through a multi-level abstraction hierarchy to support design of hybrid quantum-classical systems.
A branch-resolved framework for characterizing feed-forward error in dynamic teleportation via classical Choi shadows is introduced, experimentally validated on two qubit layouts, and shown to reveal mitigation behaviors hidden by outcome averaging.
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Quantum-Informed Portfolio Selection: An End-to-End Pipeline Validated on Trapped-Ion Hardware with Real Market Data
qReduMIS hybrid pipeline improves QAOA performance on real financial MIS instances up to 225 assets, achieving higher success probabilities and better scaling on Quantinuum trapped-ion hardware.
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Mid-Circuit Measurements for Clifford Noise Reduction in Hamiltonian Simulations
Mid-circuit stabilizer verification in six-qubit GSE-encoded Clifford Trotter steps reduces logical error rates by up to 54% on Barium ion hardware, with the gain vanishing if checks are deferred to circuit end.
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Quantum Software Architecture Framework (QSAF): A Component-Based Framework for Designing Hybrid Quantum-Classical Systems
QSAF is a new component-based framework that organizes quantum circuit primitives into seven categories and links them through a multi-level abstraction hierarchy to support design of hybrid quantum-classical systems.
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Branch-Resolved Characterization of Feed-Forward Error in Dynamic Teleportation via Classical Choi Shadows
A branch-resolved framework for characterizing feed-forward error in dynamic teleportation via classical Choi shadows is introduced, experimentally validated on two qubit layouts, and shown to reveal mitigation behaviors hidden by outcome averaging.