A hybrid optimization strategy using classical pre-compilation, iterative extrapolation, and noise-aware quantum refinement achieves orders-of-magnitude gains in fidelity for state preparation in analog simulators with programmable long-range interactions.
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Three entangling gate types (ZZ, ZX, YY) for group-IV color centers are analyzed via dynamical decoupling, double-quantum transitions, optimal control, and algebraic decomposition, yielding quantum speed limits and practical protocol comparisons.
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A hybrid optimization strategy using classical pre-compilation, iterative extrapolation, and noise-aware quantum refinement achieves orders-of-magnitude gains in fidelity for state preparation in analog simulators with programmable long-range interactions.
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Three entangling gate types (ZZ, ZX, YY) for group-IV color centers are analyzed via dynamical decoupling, double-quantum transitions, optimal control, and algebraic decomposition, yielding quantum speed limits and practical protocol comparisons.