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NTT researchers have introduced a weighted variational method that leverages the non-uniqueness of algebraic characterizations to incorporate nonlocal information into local quantum controls. Simulations indicate this approach can boost fidelity by an order of magnitude, offering a simple, drop-in replacement for existing variational counterdiabatic driving protocols. This advancement provides a more efficient theoretical framework for scaling up quantum control in practical technologies like quantum heat engines and information processing.
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NTT Researchers Refine Quantum Driving With New Weights

Quantum Zeitgeist6 min read

NTT researchers enhanced variational counterdiabatic driving by leveraging a nonunique algebraic characterization, assigning customized weights to.

Researchers from The University of Tokyo and NTT have developed a new framework to improve the accuracy of quantum control, addressing a key challenge in scaling up quantum technologies. Central to this advance is recognizing that the algebraic characterization of the adiabatic gauge potential (AGP) is not unique; the team exploits this non-uniqueness with a method that assigns customized importance to different parts of the quantum system. This approach effectively incorporates nonlocal information into the local controls, a departure from conventional methods that treat all elements uniformly. “This finding is supplemented by a newly developed classical algorithm to efficiently apply our method to large quantum systems,” the researchers state, and extensive simulations on quantum Ising models demonstrate that the new…

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