Mid-circuit measurements enable reversal of Pauli cycles in Clifford gates, making previously unidentifiable noise components learnable under a new generalized cycle benchmarking protocol.
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Log-depth nonlocal unitary circuits realize exact Z2 and Zn KW dualities that map arbitrary SRE states to LRE duals in the symmetric sector.
Light-assisted redistribution via blue-detuned pumping during Raman sideband cooling achieves 70-80% single-atom occupancy in optical lattices while retaining over 50% of atoms involved in collisions.
New structural conditions on affine permutation matrices yield ultra-high-rate quantum LDPC codes (rate >1/2) with near-teraquop logical error rates under circuit-level noise on reconfigurable atom arrays.
An STGNN dual-head decoder simultaneously corrects Pauli errors and identifies qubit-loss locations from syndrome histories, outperforming MWPM baselines on simulated surface-code memory.
EIT cooling with fluorescence imaging achieves 99.7% readout fidelity and 98.2% survival for 87Rb atom arrays in 2.3 G fields, validated up to 10 G.
Rydberg EIT spectroscopy with linearly polarized RF fields identifies two angular momentum ladder types with opposite central EIT peak behavior, challenging SI-traceable electrometer assumptions.
Soft decoding with analog measurement data raises repetition-code thresholds by 25% and reduces error rates up to 30x on superconducting qubits, with one byte per shot sufficient for near-optimal performance.
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Characterization of Unlearnable Noise with Mid-Circuit-Measurement-Based Cycle Benchmarking
Mid-circuit measurements enable reversal of Pauli cycles in Clifford gates, making previously unidentifiable noise components learnable under a new generalized cycle benchmarking protocol.
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An Algorithm for Fast Assembling Large-Scale Defect-Free Atom Arrays
A graph neural network path planner and phase-aware Gerchberg-Saxton algorithm enable defect-free assembly of 10,000-atom arrays in under 6 ms, faster than typical atom loss times.
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Metropolitan entanglement distribution between an atom and a near-visible photon
Bidirectional quantum frequency conversion distributes atom-photon entanglement over 24 km of deployed fiber at 1.7% transfer efficiency with fidelity drop under 1%.
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Shallow Unitary Circuits for Kramers-Wannier Dualities
Log-depth nonlocal unitary circuits realize exact Z2 and Zn KW dualities that map arbitrary SRE states to LRE duals in the symmetric sector.
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Achieving High Filling of an Optical Lattice by Light-Assisted Redistribution of Atoms
Light-assisted redistribution via blue-detuned pumping during Raman sideband cooling achieves 70-80% single-atom occupancy in optical lattices while retaining over 50% of atoms involved in collisions.
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Towards Ultra-High-Rate Quantum Error Correction with Reconfigurable Atom Arrays
New structural conditions on affine permutation matrices yield ultra-high-rate quantum LDPC codes (rate >1/2) with near-teraquop logical error rates under circuit-level noise on reconfigurable atom arrays.
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AI-Enabled Decoding of Qubit Loss for Quantum Error-Correcting Codes
An STGNN dual-head decoder simultaneously corrects Pauli errors and identifies qubit-loss locations from syndrome histories, outperforming MWPM baselines on simulated surface-code memory.
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Loading and Imaging Atom Arrays via Electromagnetically Induced Transparency
EIT cooling with fluorescence imaging achieves 99.7% readout fidelity and 98.2% survival for 87Rb atom arrays in 2.3 G fields, validated up to 10 G.
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EIT Spectroscopy of Rydberg Levels Dressed by Linearly Polarized RF fields: Complementary Angular Response for Two Types of Transition Ladders
Rydberg EIT spectroscopy with linearly polarized RF fields identifies two angular momentum ladder types with opposite central EIT peak behavior, challenging SI-traceable electrometer assumptions.
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Soft information decoding with superconducting qubits
Soft decoding with analog measurement data raises repetition-code thresholds by 25% and reduces error rates up to 30x on superconducting qubits, with one byte per shot sufficient for near-optimal performance.