Indistinguishable fermions generate correlations in quantum networks impossible for bosons or distinguishable particles without additional communication, establishing fermions as fundamentally more nonlocal.
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Mid-circuit stabilizer verification in six-qubit GSE-encoded Clifford Trotter steps reduces logical error rates by up to 54% on Barium ion hardware, with the gain vanishing if checks are deferred to circuit end.
An auxiliary-fermion encoding removes Jordan-Wigner strings for sparse non-local fermion models, achieving asymptotically optimal Trotter circuit depth on qubits after one-time state preparation.
Resource estimates for quantum simulation of pionless and pionful nuclear lattice EFTs, including time evolution and energy estimation, with new error bounds from symmetries and locality yielding orders-of-magnitude improvements for the pionless case.
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Fermions are fundamentally more nonlocal than Bosons
Indistinguishable fermions generate correlations in quantum networks impossible for bosons or distinguishable particles without additional communication, establishing fermions as fundamentally more nonlocal.
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Mid-Circuit Measurements for Clifford Noise Reduction in Hamiltonian Simulations
Mid-circuit stabilizer verification in six-qubit GSE-encoded Clifford Trotter steps reduces logical error rates by up to 54% on Barium ion hardware, with the gain vanishing if checks are deferred to circuit end.
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Efficient Simulation of Sparse, Non-Local Fermion Models
An auxiliary-fermion encoding removes Jordan-Wigner strings for sparse non-local fermion models, achieving asymptotically optimal Trotter circuit depth on qubits after one-time state preparation.
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Quantum Algorithms for Simulating Nuclear Effective Field Theories
Resource estimates for quantum simulation of pionless and pionful nuclear lattice EFTs, including time evolution and energy estimation, with new error bounds from symmetries and locality yielding orders-of-magnitude improvements for the pionless case.