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The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete

As of 7 August 2026, this Paper Citation Record lists 14 of 14 outbound references and 0 inbound Pith citation observations for arXiv:2509.00161.

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Observation dbfc171e-616e-4b03-8128-6eb6c6c9d4b8 · outbound

This paper cites Commuting Local Hamiltonians on Expanders, Locally Testable Quantum codes, and the qPCP conjecture.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Commuting Local Hamiltonians on Expanders, Locally Testable Quantum codes, and the qPCP conjecture

Reference 1

Resolution: verified exact; local_arxiv, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:23.473643Z

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Observation f6728ee5-abdd-40fb-a4d0-6b7699d0064c · outbound

This paper cites The power of quantum systems on a line.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete The power of quantum systems on a line

Reference 2

Resolution: unresolved; no resolver link, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:19.059546Z

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Observation 4ac815f7-286c-41ea-b05d-bb01ef0e3a81 · outbound

This paper cites Cubitt, and James D.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Cubitt, and James D

Reference 3

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Observation 299f35d0-682c-49cb-ad78-2d8fad38c46b · outbound

This paper cites Brandao and Aram W.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Brandao and Aram W

Reference 4

Resolution: verified exact; arxiv_id_nonexistent, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:23.258714Z

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Observation 01dc215b-3573-4c20-aea0-ae572ac1baa6 · outbound

This paper cites The complexity of translationally invariant low-dimensional spin lattices in 3d.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete The complexity of translationally invariant low-dimensional spin lattices in 3d

Reference 5

Resolution: verified exact; doi, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:22.341599Z

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Observation 8198bec2-81b0-4587-ab36-97b826d7b384 · outbound

This paper cites The quantum and classical complexity of translationally invariant tiling and hamiltonian problems.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete The quantum and classical complexity of translationally invariant tiling and hamiltonian problems

Reference 6

Resolution: verified exact; doi, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:22.037334Z

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Observation 93b219e7-2689-4b0d-970b-1973c20fa087 · outbound

This paper cites Translationally invariant universal classical Hamiltonians.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Translationally invariant universal classical Hamiltonians

Reference 7

Resolution: verified exact; local_arxiv, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:22.773146Z

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Observation cef73e3c-8c0b-488f-b6ec-1a91e368b116 · outbound

This paper cites Kraus, Maciej Lewenstein, and J.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Kraus, Maciej Lewenstein, and J

Reference 8

Resolution: verified exact; doi, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:21.839641Z

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Observation 9059a702-0f2b-4dab-91c6-9ec5dab8b004 · outbound

This paper cites an unresolved cited work.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Unresolved cited work

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Resolution: unresolved; raw_fallback, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:23.771541Z

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Observation f038c215-db4b-4cef-adf0-e36c0ea21308 · outbound

This paper cites The complexity of quantum spin systems on a two-dimensional square lattice.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete The complexity of quantum spin systems on a two-dimensional square lattice

Reference 10

Resolution: verified exact; doi, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:21.565995Z

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Observation 76bb6d26-c8d8-4874-857a-ba58510d4cff · outbound

This paper cites Universal Translationally-Invariant Hamiltonians.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Universal Translationally-Invariant Hamiltonians

Reference 11

Resolution: verified exact; local_arxiv, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:22.574730Z

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Observation 44691e10-c923-42a5-9e4e-50e168c8ee3a · outbound

This paper cites Rickwardt, P.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Rickwardt, P

Reference 12

Resolution: verified exact; doi, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:21.270647Z

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Observation b1762478-bfc9-47ee-9f6a-07f2bf305725 · outbound

This paper cites Graphs with given group and given graph-theoretical properties.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Graphs with given group and given graph-theoretical properties

Reference 13

Resolution: verified exact; doi, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:21.029445Z

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Observation 9868ce27-1fa0-4957-a52e-51af048e9d3b · outbound

This paper cites an unresolved cited work.

The rotation-invariant Hamiltonian problem is QMA$_{\rm EXP}$-complete Unresolved cited work

Reference 14

Resolution: verified exact; doi, observed 2026-08-05T14:09:20.788372Z

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