arXiv (Cornell University),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Ground
state
preparation
is
classically
intractable
for
general
Hamiltonians.
On
quantum
devices,
shallow
parameterized
circuits
can
be
effectively
trained
to
obtain
short-range
entangled
states
under
the
paradigm
of
variational
eigensolver,
while
deep
are
generally
untrainable
due
barren
plateau
phenomenon.
In
this
Letter,
we
give
a
lower
bound
on
variance
circuit
gradients
arbitrary
composed
local
2-designs.
Based
our
unified
framework,
prove
absence
plateaus
in
training
finite
local-depth
(FLDC)
ground
FLDCs
allowed
conventional
depth
generate
long-range
states,
such
as
topologically
ordered
but
their
depths
finite,
i.e.,
there
only
number
gates
acting
individual
qubits.
This
characteristic
sets
FLDC
apart
from
circuits:
cannot
simulated
estimate
observables
efficiently
by
existing
tensor
network
methods
two
and
higher
dimensions.
We
validate
analytical
results
with
extensive
numerical
simulations
demonstrate
effectiveness
using
generalized
toric
code
model.
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
132(9)
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
The
quantum
battery
(QB)
makes
use
of
effects
to
store
and
supply
energy,
which
may
outperform
its
classical
counterpart.
However,
there
are
two
challenges
in
this
field.
One
is
that
the
environment-induced
decoherence
causes
energy
loss
aging
QB,
other
decreasing
charger-QB
coupling
strength
with
increasing
their
distance
charging
QB
become
inefficient.
Here,
we
propose
a
scheme
realize
remote
via
charger
rectangular
hollow
metal
waveguide.
It
found
an
ideal
realized
as
long
bound
states
formed
spectrum
total
system
consisting
charger,
electromagnetic
environment
Using
constructive
role
decoherence,
our
immune
aging.
Additionally,
without
resorting
direct
interaction,
works
way
long-range
wireless-like
charging.
Effectively
overcoming
challenges,
result
supplies
insightful
guideline
practical
realization
by
reservoir
engineering.
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
132(15)
Published: April 9, 2024
Ground
state
preparation
is
classically
intractable
for
general
Hamiltonians.
On
quantum
devices,
shallow
parametrized
circuits
can
be
effectively
trained
to
obtain
short-range
entangled
states
under
the
paradigm
of
variational
eigensolver,
while
deep
are
generally
untrainable
due
barren
plateau
phenomenon.
In
this
Letter,
we
give
a
lower
bound
on
variance
circuit
gradients
arbitrary
composed
local
2-designs.
Based
our
unified
framework,
prove
absence
plateaus
in
training
finite
local-depth
(FLDC)
ground
FLDCs
allowed
conventional
depth
generate
long-range
states,
such
as
topologically
ordered
but
their
depths
finite,
i.e.,
there
only
number
gates
acting
individual
qubits.
This
characteristic
sets
FLDC
apart
from
circuits:
cannot
simulated
estimate
observables
efficiently
by
existing
tensor
network
methods
two
and
higher
dimensions.
We
validate
analytical
results
with
extensive
numerical
simulations
demonstrate
effectiveness
using
generalized
toric
code
model.
Quantum,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9, P. 1671 - 1671
Published: March 25, 2025
Flat
bands
(FBs)
are
energy
with
zero
group
velocity,
which
in
electronic
systems
were
shown
to
favor
strongly
correlated
phenomena.
Indeed,
a
FB
can
be
spanned
basis
of
strictly
localized
states,
the
so
called
compact
states
(CLSs),
yet
generally
non-orthogonal.
Here,
we
study
emergent
dipole-dipole
interactions
between
emitters
dispersively
coupled
photonic
analogue
FB,
setup
within
reach
state-of
the-art
experimental
platforms.
We
show
that
strength
such
photon-mediated
decays
exponentially
distance
characteristic
localization
length
which,
unlike
typical
behaviours
standard
bands,
saturates
finite
value
as
emitter's
approaches
FB.
Remarkably,
find
grows
overlap
CLSs
according
an
analytically-derived
universal
scaling
law
valid
for
large
class
FBs
both
1D
and
2D.
Using
giant
atoms
(non-local
atom-field
coupling)
allows
tailor
interaction
potentials
having
same
shape
CLS
or
superposition
few
these.
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
134(13)
Published: March 31, 2025
Atom-photon
bound
states
arise
from
the
coupling
of
quantum
emitters
to
band
edge
dispersion-engineered
waveguides.
Thanks
their
tunable-range
interactions,
they
are
promising
building
blocks
for
simulators.
Here,
we
study
dynamics
an
atom-photon
state
emerging
a
frequency-tunable
emitter—a
transmon-type
superconducting
circuit—to
microwave
metamaterial.
Employing
precise
temporal
control
over
frequency
detuning
emitter
edge,
examine
transition
adiabatic
nonadiabatic
behavior
in
formation
and
its
melting
into
propagating
modes
Moreover,
experimentally
observe
multimode
emission
state,
triggered
by
fast
change
emitter’s
frequency.
Our
Letter
offers
insight
dynamic
preparation
APBS
provides
method
characterize
photonic
content,
with
implications
optics
simulation.
Published
American
Physical
Society
2025
Physical Review Applied,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(5)
Published: Nov. 4, 2024
Parameterized
quantum
circuits
(PQCs)
have
been
widely
used
as
a
machine
learning
model
to
explore
the
potential
of
achieving
advantages
for
various
tasks.However,
training
PQCs
is
notoriously
challenging
owing
phenomenon
plateaus
and/or
existence
(exponentially)
many
spurious
local
minima.To
enhance
trainability,
in
this
work
we
propose
an
efficient
parameter
initialization
strategy
with
theoretical
guarantees.We
prove
that
by
reducing
initial
domain
each
inversely
proportional
square
root
circuit
depth,
magnitude
cost
gradient
decays
at
most
polynomially
respect
qubit
count
and
depth.Our
results
are
substantiated
through
numerical
simulations
variational
eigensolver
tasks.Moreover,
demonstrate
reduced-domain
can
protect
specific
neural
networks
from
exponentially
minima.Our
highlight
significance
appropriate
strategy,
offering
insights
trainability
convergence
algorithms.
Physical review. A/Physical review, A,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
109(1)
Published: Jan. 16, 2024
Photon-mediated
interactions
in
subwavelength
atomic
arrays
have
numerous
applications
quantum
science.
In
this
paper,
we
explore
the
potential
of
three-level
emitters,
or
``impurities''
embedded
a
two-dimensional
array
to
serve
as
platform
for
computation.
By
exploiting
altered
behavior
impurities
result
induced
dipole-dipole
mediated
by
arrays,
design
and
simulate
set
universal
gates
consisting
$\sqrt{\text{i}\mathrm{SWAP}}$
single-qubit
rotations.
We
demonstrate
that
these
very
high
fidelities
due
long
coherence
times,
atoms
remain
within
proximal
range.
Finally,
circuits
leading
generation
maximally
entangled
two-qubit
Bell
states,
well
three-qubit
Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger
state.
These
findings
establish
emitter
an
alternative
computation
simulation.
Physical Review Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Enhancing
interactions
in
many-body
quantum
systems,
while
protecting
them
from
environmental
decoherence,
is
at
the
heart
of
many
technologies.
Waveguide
electrodynamics
a
promising
platform
for
achieving
this,
as
it
hosts
infinite-range
and
decoherence-free
subspaces
emitters.
However,
coherent
between
emitters
are
typically
washed
out
wavelength-spacing
regime
hosting
states,
control
over
latter
becomes
limited,
Hamiltonians
this
important
remain
reach.
Here
we
show
that
by
incorporating
emitter
arrays
with
nonlinear
waveguides
parametric
gain,
obtain
unique
class
interaction
coupling
strengths
increase
spacing,
persist
even
wavelength-spaced
arrays.
We
then
propose
to
use
these
coherently
generate
states
directly
ground
state,
using
only
global
squeezing
drives,
without
need
local
addressing
individual
Interestingly,
find
dynamics
approaches
unitary
evolution
limit
weak
intrawaveguide
squeezing,
discuss
potential
experimental
realizations
effect.
Our
results
pave
way
towards
protocols
waveguide
electrodynamics,
applications
including
computing,
simulation,
memory,
nonclassical
light
generation.
Published
American
Physical
Society
2025
Physical Review Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Dissipative
light-matter
coupling
plays
a
vital
role
in
non-Hermitian
physics,
but
it
remains
largely
unexplored
waveguide
QED
systems.
In
this
work,
we
find
that
by
employing
pseudo-Hermitian
symmetry
rather
than
anti-PT
symmetry,
the
concept
of
dissipative
could
be
generalized
and
applied
to
field
QED.
This
leads
series
intriguing
results,
such
as
spontaneous
breaking
across
exceptional
points
(EPs),
level
attraction
between
bound
states,
critical
transition
EPs
for
population
quantum
emitters
state.
Thanks
tunability
photonic
bands
crystal
waveguides,
also
demonstrate
emergence
nonstandard
third-order
with
chiral
spatial
profiles
topological
system.
work
provides
promising
paradigm
studying
phenomena
Published
American
Physical
Society
2025
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
134(12)
Published: March 28, 2025
Long-range
interactions
are
a
key
resource
in
many
quantum
phenomena
and
technologies.
Free-space
photons
mediate
power-law
but
lack
tunability
suffer
from
decoherence
processes
due
to
their
omnidirectional
emission.
Engineered
dielectrics
can
yield
tunable
coherent
interactions,
typically
at
the
expense
of
making
them
both
shorter
ranged
sensitive
material
disorder
photon
loss.
Here,
we
propose
platform
that
circumvent
all
these
limitations
based
on
three-dimensional
subwavelength
atomic
arrays
subjected
magnetic
fields.
Our
result
is
show
how
design
polaritonic
bands
metamaterials
feature
pair
frequency-isolated
Weyl
points,
i.e.,
points
reciprocal
space
around
which
disperse
linearly
defining
monopoles
Berry
curvature.
As
predicted
by
recent
works,
such
excitations
simultaneously
long
range,
gapless
nature;
robust,
topological
protection
points;
decoherence-free,
subradiant
character.
We
demonstrate
robustness
isolated
for
large
regime
interatomic
distances
field
values
characterize
emergence
corresponding
Fermi
arcs
surface
states.
The
latter
lead
two-dimensional,
nonreciprocal
with
no
analogue
other
chiral
optical
setups.