Quantum spin glasses show an intermittent eigen-spectrum with alternating bands of z-type (classical spin-glass inheriting) and x-type (x-magnetization conserving) non-ergodic extended states.
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QAGAs employ reverse quantum annealing for mutations and classical crossovers, outperforming standard quantum annealing at locating global optima on spin-glass instances using the D-Wave 2000Q.
Classical simulation of quantum annealing for the 1D Hubbard model up to 40 qubits reports substantial speed-up over Bethe-ansatz methods for half-filled cases.
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Intermittency of dynamical phases in a quantum spin glass
Quantum spin glasses show an intermittent eigen-spectrum with alternating bands of z-type (classical spin-glass inheriting) and x-type (x-magnetization conserving) non-ergodic extended states.
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Quantum-Assisted Genetic Algorithm
QAGAs employ reverse quantum annealing for mutations and classical crossovers, outperforming standard quantum annealing at locating global optima on spin-glass instances using the D-Wave 2000Q.
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Quantum speed-up for solving the one-dimensional Hubbard model using quantum annealing
Classical simulation of quantum annealing for the 1D Hubbard model up to 40 qubits reports substantial speed-up over Bethe-ansatz methods for half-filled cases.