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This paper establishes a mathematical rigidity result proving that the Hadamard coin is uniquely characterized within the family of rotation coins by specific uniformity properties in quantum walk sojourn times. By leveraging matrix-valued generating functions and algebraic analysis, the authors demonstrate that exact uniformity at time $t=8$ (or all multiples of 4) forces the system to be the Hadamard coin. This theoretical insight deepens the understanding of fundamental structures in discrete-time quantum walks without introducing new hardware or applications.
Hadamard Rigidity of Positive Sojourn Time Distributions for Rotation Coins
arXiv:2609.05033v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We study the distribution of the positive sojourn time for a one-dimensional two state quantum walk, conditioned on return to the origin. Konno showed that, for the Hadamard walk, this conditional distribution is exactly uniform at times divisible by $4$. In this paper, we investigate whether this finite time exact uniformity characterizes the Hadamard coin within the family of rotation coins. For a fixed initial state, we prove that the following three conditions are equivalent for rotation coins: the conditional distribution is exactly uniform at time $8$; the conditional distribution is exactly uniform at every time $4m$ with $m\ge2$; and the coin is the Hadamard coin. Thus, the uniformity phenomenon found by Konno is characterized as a rigidity phenomenon of the Hadamard coin within the rotation coin family. The proof uses a matrix-valued generating function for paths returning to the origin. We analyze the algebraic structure arising from an absorbing process on the half line. Finally, by comparing low degree coefficients at time $8$, we show that exact uniformity forces the rotation coin to be the Hadamard coin.
Abstract:We study the distribution of the positive sojourn time for a one-dimensional two state quantum walk, conditioned on return to the origin. Konno showed that, for the Hadamard walk, this conditional distribution is exactly uniform at times divisible by $4$. In this paper, we investigate whether this finite time exact uniformity characterizes the Hadamard coin within the family of rotation coins. For a fixed initial state, we prove that the following three conditions are equivalent for rotation coins: the conditional distribution is exactly uniform at time $8$; the conditional distribution is exactly uniform at every time $4m$ with $m\ge2$; and the coin is the Hadamard coin. Thus, the uniformity phenomenon found by Konno is characterized as a rigidity phenomenon of the Hadamard coin within the rotation coin family. The proof uses a matrix-valued generating function for paths returning to the origin. We analyze the algebraic structure arising from an absorbing process on the half line. Finally, by comparing low degree coefficients at time $8$, we show that exact uniformity forces the rotation coin to be the Hadamard coin.
Quantum Physics (quant-ph); Combinatorics (math.CO)
arXiv:2609.05033 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2609.05033v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.05033 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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