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This paper establishes a rigorous mathematical framework for distinguishing direct multiqubit interactions from sequences of lower-body couplings in quantum systems. By deriving necessary and sufficient conditions based on connected-cover constraints, the work provides essential tools for identifying minimal calibrated mechanisms within complex many-body geometric phases. These theoretical advances are critical for improving error characterization and control protocols in scalable quantum computing architectures.
A Connectivity-Order Law and Conditional Minimal-Mechanism Identification in Many-Body Geometric Phases
arXiv:2608.17280v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The value of a multiqubit geometric phase at a single operating point does not reveal whether it was generated directly or through a connected sequence of lower-body interactions. For analytic, gapped, nondegenerate Abelian holonomies, we jointly resolve logical support and independently calibrated coupling support. Every nonzero connected response must involve an active set that connects and covers the target and must contain one factor of each active coupling, yielding the sharp onset bound $\nu_S \geq \tau_E(S)$. The same selection law applies locally to projected Berry curvature. Conversely, an unrestricted finite-dimensional construction realizes all responses allowed by the connected-cover condition simultaneously, making the condition necessary and sufficient within this theorem class. Operationally, simultaneous confidence bands certify detected mixed responses while controlling false positives; a factor-of-two separation condition additionally recovers exact library-relative response minima. In a complete dictionary, nontriviality of every minimal-cover response is generically necessary and sufficient for these minima to coincide with the minimal calibrated mechanisms. Three-qubit Wilson calculations distinguish direct and pair-mediated routes with the same endpoint phase, and a synthetic Ramsey audit locates the finite-resolution boundary.
Abstract:The value of a multiqubit geometric phase at a single operating point does not reveal whether it was generated directly or through a connected sequence of lower-body interactions. For analytic, gapped, nondegenerate Abelian holonomies, we jointly resolve logical support and independently calibrated coupling support. Every nonzero connected response must involve an active set that connects and covers the target and must contain one factor of each active coupling, yielding the sharp onset bound $\nu_S \geq \tau_E(S)$. The same selection law applies locally to projected Berry curvature. Conversely, an unrestricted finite-dimensional construction realizes all responses allowed by the connected-cover condition simultaneously, making the condition necessary and sufficient within this theorem class. Operationally, simultaneous confidence bands certify detected mixed responses while controlling false positives; a factor-of-two separation condition additionally recovers exact library-relative response minima. In a complete dictionary, nontriviality of every minimal-cover response is generically necessary and sufficient for these minima to coincide with the minimal calibrated mechanisms. Three-qubit Wilson calculations distinguish direct and pair-mediated routes with the same endpoint phase, and a synthetic Ramsey audit locates the finite-resolution boundary.
Quantum Physics (quant-ph); Applied Physics (physics.app-ph)
arXiv:2608.17280 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2608.17280v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2608.17280 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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