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This research establishes a probabilistic framework for simulating multi-state discrete-time quantum walks, effectively bridging classical stochastic processes with continuum solutions of Dirac equations. By validating this approach on three-state integer lattices, the study offers a robust theoretical alternative for analyzing complex higher-dimensional quantum dynamics without relying solely on direct quantum simulation hardware.
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A Probabilistic Representation for Multi-State Discrete-time Quantum Walks

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arXiv:2607.23569v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Building upon the pioneering framework of Vu (2026), we construct a probabilistic representation for three-state discrete-time quantum walks on integer lattices and validate it through empirical examples. Furthermore, we establish that this representation converges to the continuum solution of multi-state Dirac partial differential equations. Broadly, our findings demonstrate that this probabilistic paradigm serves as a robust alternative for simulating higher-dimensional quantum walks, opening new theoretical avenues to analyze quantum dynamics using classical stochastic processes.

Abstract:Building upon the pioneering framework of Vu (2026), we construct a probabilistic representation for three-state discrete-time quantum walks on integer lattices and validate it through empirical examples. Furthermore, we establish that this representation converges to the continuum solution of multi-state Dirac partial differential equations. Broadly, our findings demonstrate that this probabilistic paradigm serves as a robust alternative for simulating higher-dimensional quantum walks, opening new theoretical avenues to analyze quantum dynamics using classical stochastic processes.

arXiv:2607.23569 [quant-ph]

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