Clifford+T synthesis for small-angle rotations reduces T-cost to ~O(θ²/δ) and makes Trotterization cost constant in the small-step limit.
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A teleportation-based parallelization architecture for neutral-atom quantum error correction delivers up to 3x speedup over extractor methods at fixed space cost and enables simulated quantum advantage at 11,495 atoms and 15-hour runtime.
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Chemical properties and symmetries, not variational energy, should guide UHF trial selection for ph-AFQMC on iron-sulfur clusters, yielding accurate energies despite suboptimal sampling and bias compensation.
A synthesis of expert insights from the ADAC Quantum Computing Working Group and member survey on the complementary roles of quantum and classical high-performance computing in future hybrid infrastructures.
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