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Separability Does Not Certify Zero-Noise Extrapolation in Dynamic Quantum Circuits
Researchers tested zero-noise extrapolation on three IBM dynamic circuits. They found that amplifying gate, latency, and mid-circuit measurement errors separately does not guarantee an accurate zero-noise limit.
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