What do graph theory, many-body physics, the golden ratio, and Fibonacci anyons have in common?
Read MoreHappy to share my first lecture on "Quantum Error Mitigation for Non-Equilibrium Quantum Dynamics on QuantumComputers" at the Boulder School for Condensed Matter and Materials Physics.
Read MoreIn the words of Hilbert, who doesn’t want to lift the veil behind which the future lies hidden?
To glance at the next level of advances?
Why is design important?
Read MoreI just can't wait for Christmas day
To access the quantum computer and play
With qubits and gates, it's a dream come true today
All I want for Christmas is quantum access in the cloud right away
Read MoreMaking a qubit cheatsheet,
On this festive Christmas day,
With bits, gates, and superposition states,
We'll learn in a brand new way.
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Nutshell introduction to tailoring quantum noise by twirling into stochastic Pauli or other channels.
Read MoreProbabilistic Error Cancellation with Sparse Pauli-Lindblad Models on Noisy Quantum Processors
Read MoreHere, I prove Lemma 3.3 of Watrous (2018) in some detail and point out the neat technique used to cast a sum of operators as a product of operators in a larger, augmenting space, which mixes quantum states and amplitudes. All references in this section refer to Watrous (2018).
Read MoreGiven the sampling error, how close to true is our estimate of the derived statistic from the bitstrings? How does the sampling error in the bitstrings propagate through the computation? How many M shots should an experimentalist run to obtain a certain confidence?
Read MoreSummary notes from our recent paper Probabilistic error cancellation with sparse Pauli-Lindblad models on noisy quantum processors.
Read MoreLet's see all probability inequalities in one place…
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