dSABRE cuts geometric-mean EPR consumption by 41-44% versus TeleSABRE on 18 benchmark circuits through intra-core priority, a five-term teleportation scorer with capacity penalty, proactive congestion relief, and BFS-layer extended sets.
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dSABRE: A SABRE-Style Router for Multi-Core Distributed Quantum Computers
dSABRE cuts geometric-mean EPR consumption by 41-44% versus TeleSABRE on 18 benchmark circuits through intra-core priority, a five-term teleportation scorer with capacity penalty, proactive congestion relief, and BFS-layer extended sets.
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Improving Zero-Noise Extrapolation via Physically Bounded Models
Physically bounded extrapolation models for zero-noise extrapolation reduce unphysical predictions and improve stability compared to unbounded fits on large synthetic benchmarks and real hardware.