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16 April 2024
 
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Quantum Zeno approach with maximum stabilizer Hamiltonians for molecular energies
Hongye Yu ; Tzu-Chieh Wei ;
Date 1 Jun 2020
AbstractWe consider the adiabatic and the simulated-annealing framework for the quantum chemistry of small molecules. The initial Hamiltonian is taken to be the maximum stabilizer Hamiltonian constructed from the final Hamiltonian for molecules in the Pauli basis. We compare two variants, with the second variant being the main contribution of this work. The first method is simply to use the adiabatic evolution on the obtained time- or path-dependent Hamiltonian with the initial state as the ground state of the maximum stabilizer Hamiltonian. However, this does suffer from the usual problems of adiabatic quantum computation due to the degeneracy and energy-level crossing in the path-dependent Hamiltonian. This problem is solved by a Zeno method, i.e., via the eigen-state projection used in the quantum simulated annealing, with the path-dependent Hamiltonian augmented by the sum of Pauli X terms whose contribution vanishes at the beginning and the end. In addition to the ground state, the low lying excited states can also be obtained using this quantum Zeno approach by varying initial states, whose accuracy is independent of the ground state.
Source arXiv, 2006.1066
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