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Fourier Neural Operators (FNOs) provide a scalable solution for simulating nonequilibrium quantum dynamics by achieving polynomial scaling instead of the exponential cost typical of conventional methods. This framework enables the prediction of local observables from limited measurements without requiring prior knowledge of the system's Hamiltonian, offering significant speedups for reconstructing Floquet Hamiltonians and analyzing quantum information spreading. For the tech audience, this represents a critical advancement in leveraging machine learning to extract meaningful physics from near-term quantum hardware despite coherence time limitations.
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FNOs Predict All Local Observables From Subset Measurements

Quantum Zeitgeist7 min de cititArticolul și perspectiva sunt în engleză.

Fourier neural operators (FNOs) offer an efficient and scalable framework for simulating nonequilibrium quantum dynamics, addressing challenges posed by exponential growth in Hilbert space and entanglement. This approach can predict all local observables from a limited set of measurements, even without knowledge of the underlying Hamiltonian.

Researchers have developed a new framework using Fourier neural operators (FNOs) capable of predicting all local observables from a subset of quantum measurements without information about the Hamiltonian, a capability exceeding that of conventional simulation methods. Addressing a major challenge in quantum dynamics, where computational cost grows exponentially with system size, this approach achieves polynomial scaling by employing a spatially local basis. The team demonstrates FNO’s versatility through reconstructing Floquet Hamiltonians, predicting expectation values, and learning quantum information spreading, achieving significant speedups compared to exact numerical methods. Once trained, the model transfers reliably across driving frequencies, system parameters, and time discretizations, and FNOs can also extrapolate beyond the limits of current experimental observation, enabling access to observables and operator-spreading dynamics that might be beyond the coherence…

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