Error detection is integrated into adaptive quantum circuits for non-equilibrium phase transition simulations by mapping errors to resets, achieving post-selection-free logical simulations near break-even on current hardware.
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A quantum computer implemented a quantum disease spreading model with up to 73 sites and 72 layers, enabling quantitative measurement of its non-equilibrium phase transition critical properties.
In a minimal birth-death-diffusion model, suppressing birth processes makes the quasi-stationary state initial-condition dependent via vanishing inter-class escape rates, changing critical exponents at absorbing transitions.
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Error detection is integrated into adaptive quantum circuits for non-equilibrium phase transition simulations by mapping errors to resets, achieving post-selection-free logical simulations near break-even on current hardware.
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