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This research presents a novel framework for simulating lattice quantum chromodynamics on quantum computers, addressing complex gauge theories with quarks in multiple spatial dimensions. By encoding degrees of freedom into irreducible representations and utilizing up to 32 qubits, the study demonstrates noiseless simulations that reveal theta angle effects and hadronic states previously inaccessible in three-dimensional setups. This work advances the practical application of quantum hardware toward solving high-energy physics problems through specialized algorithms tailored for lattice gauge theories.
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Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics for Quantum Simulations

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arXiv:2607.26445v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We develop a framework for quantum simulations of lattice SU($N_c$) gauge theory with quarks. Staggered and Wilson lattice fermions are considered in two and three spatial dimensions and a theta angle is included in three dimensions. The physical, gauge-invariant Hilbert space is formulated in a representation basis, where gauge and fermionic degrees of freedom are encoded by irreducible representations of SU($N_c$) that tensor at each lattice site to contain a singlet. We discuss algorithms for simulating time evolution on quantum computers and carry out noiseless simulations of lattice quantum chromodynamics ($N_c=3$) on small lattices with up to 32 qubits, showcasing theta angle effects, hadronic states, string dynamics, and a baryon chemical potential for the first time in three spatial dimensions.

Abstract:We develop a framework for quantum simulations of lattice SU($N_c$) gauge theory with quarks. Staggered and Wilson lattice fermions are considered in two and three spatial dimensions and a theta angle is included in three dimensions. The physical, gauge-invariant Hilbert space is formulated in a representation basis, where gauge and fermionic degrees of freedom are encoded by irreducible representations of SU($N_c$) that tensor at each lattice site to contain a singlet. We discuss algorithms for simulating time evolution on quantum computers and carry out noiseless simulations of lattice quantum chromodynamics ($N_c=3$) on small lattices with up to 32 qubits, showcasing theta angle effects, hadronic states, string dynamics, and a baryon chemical potential for the first time in three spatial dimensions.

arXiv:2607.26445 [quant-ph]

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https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2607.26445 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)

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