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This research introduces HyperQuant, a hyperbolic quantization method designed to eliminate bias in low-rank quantum state tomography while preserving statistical moments. By combining this with the QuantRGD Riemannian gradient method, the study achieves nonasymptotic recovery guarantees that maintain error orders even under strict finite-bit constraints. The work advances the theoretical limits of efficient quantum data processing and reconstruction from limited measurements.
Quantized Low-Rank Quantum State Tomography: Hyperbolic Quantization and Riemannian Least-Squares Recovery
arXiv:2608.27503v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We study low-rank quantum state tomography from finite-bit Pauli batch responses. To avoid bias introduced by generic quantization, we propose HyperQuant, a mean-preserving hyperbolic quantizer adapted to the second-moment scale of Pauli responses. We establish minimax distortion guarantees and show that exact mean preservation enables direct rank-constrained least-squares recovery without altering the population target. We derive nonasymptotic recovery guarantees and an explicit bit--shot tradeoff under which finite-bit responses retain the error order of unquantized batch averages using fewer response bits. For efficient computation, we develop QuantRGD, a Riemannian gradient method with provable linear convergence to the corresponding statistical neighborhood under explicit resource conditions. Numerical experiments validate the predicted quantization, recovery, and convergence behavior.
Abstract:We study low-rank quantum state tomography from finite-bit Pauli batch responses. To avoid bias introduced by generic quantization, we propose HyperQuant, a mean-preserving hyperbolic quantizer adapted to the second-moment scale of Pauli responses. We establish minimax distortion guarantees and show that exact mean preservation enables direct rank-constrained least-squares recovery without altering the population target. We derive nonasymptotic recovery guarantees and an explicit bit--shot tradeoff under which finite-bit responses retain the error order of unquantized batch averages using fewer response bits. For efficient computation, we develop QuantRGD, a Riemannian gradient method with provable linear convergence to the corresponding statistical neighborhood under explicit resource conditions. Numerical experiments validate the predicted quantization, recovery, and convergence behavior.
Quantum Physics (quant-ph); Information Theory (cs.IT)
arXiv:2608.27503 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2608.27503v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2608.27503 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite
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