Introduces a universal dimensionless instability parameter based on quantum-state evolution speed versus spectral-gap protection, plus a self-limitation theorem for nonlinear regulators in driven quantum systems.
Quantum speed limits: from Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle to optimal quantum control
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Pulse-optimized implementations of single- and double-qubit excitations in VQE reduce runtimes by up to 15.3 times on silicon spin-qubit processors.
Clock time is reconstructed from the accumulated Fisher distinguishability along causally ordered physical changes, rather than being a fundamental quantity measured by clocks.
Wei's TFSE simulates non-Markovian accelerated dynamics in the RDJC model more accurately across all fractional orders and with higher computational efficiency than Naber's TFSE.
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Geometric Instability and Self-Limitation in Driven Quantum Systems
Introduces a universal dimensionless instability parameter based on quantum-state evolution speed versus spectral-gap protection, plus a self-limitation theorem for nonlinear regulators in driven quantum systems.
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Pulse-optimised circuit elements for scalable and noise-resilient quantum chemistry
Pulse-optimized implementations of single- and double-qubit excitations in VQE reduce runtimes by up to 15.3 times on silicon spin-qubit processors.
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Fisher-Informational Time: A Causal-Geometric Framework for Emergent Clock Time Physical Distinguishability
Clock time is reconstructed from the accumulated Fisher distinguishability along causally ordered physical changes, rather than being a fundamental quantity measured by clocks.
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Simulation of Non-Markovian Quantum Accelerated Dynamics via Time-Fractional Schr\"odinger Equation
Wei's TFSE simulates non-Markovian accelerated dynamics in the RDJC model more accurately across all fractional orders and with higher computational efficiency than Naber's TFSE.