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23 January 2025
 
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Recovery of a generic local Hamiltonian from a degenerate steady state
Jing Zhou ; D. L. Zhou ;
Date 1 Sep 2023
AbstractAs an important tomography technique in quantum computing, Hamiltonian Learning (HL) provides a significant method for verifying the accuracy of a quantum system. Often, learning a certain Hamiltonian requires the measurements from its steady states. However, not all the Hamiltonian can be uniquely determined from the steady state. It has been revealed that the success of HL depends on the Hamiltonian model and the rank of the state. Here, we analyze the HL with respect to a specific type of steady state that is decomposed by eigenstates with degeneracy, making the Hamiltonian’s eigenstate unknown. To overcome this challenge, we extract information from the orthogonality relationship between the eigenstate space and its complement space, constructing the orthogonal space equation (OSE). The equation number of OSE can be utilized to determine whether a Hamiltonian can be recovered from a certain steady state. Finally, we investigate how symmetries in the Hamiltonian affect the feasibility of the HL method.
Source arXiv, 2309.00334
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