The work presents a quantum computing framework for semiconductor optical spectroscopy that matches classical results for GaAs in the noiseless limit and notes that NISQ noise acts as extra scattering.
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Review arguing that open-system approaches integrating dissipation into quantum chemistry simulations on fault-tolerant computers offer practical advantages for robustness and potential quantum advantage over purely unitary methods.
NISQ quantum simulation of spin-wave spectra in 2D chromium tri-halide magnets achieves agreement with classical benchmarks at quasi-constant wall-time scaling.
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Quantum simulations of ultrafast optical spectroscopy of semiconductors on digital quantum computers in the semi-classical approximation
The work presents a quantum computing framework for semiconductor optical spectroscopy that matches classical results for GaAs in the noiseless limit and notes that NISQ noise acts as extra scattering.
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Beyond Unitary Quantum Simulation: Open-System Approaches to Quantum Chemistry toward Quantum Advantage
Review arguing that open-system approaches integrating dissipation into quantum chemistry simulations on fault-tolerant computers offer practical advantages for robustness and potential quantum advantage over purely unitary methods.
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Quantum Simulation of Magnetic Materials: from Ab-Initio to NISQ
NISQ quantum simulation of spin-wave spectra in 2D chromium tri-halide magnets achieves agreement with classical benchmarks at quasi-constant wall-time scaling.