ICYMI: Featured on the cover of PRL, MQV-member @LodePollet and co-workers demonstrate the high error resilience of a quantum memory based on novel quantum phases of matter.
Exploring error codes that can correct for higher error rates can make quantum computing more robust.
[2209.07824] Sublattice symmetries are neither global (like in eg an Ising model), nor local (like in gauge theories),but have a dimension in between. We analyzed their unusual scaling properties near phase transitions https://t.co/P17i4Hm2yG
@quantenvogel Oh Lord make my job obsolete but not just yet ( aka not before my retirement)! Joking aside we will shift our attention in such cases to other open problems
Hybrid classical algorithms can efficiently discriminate between quantum phases: our new work shows how to do this with strong interpretability in an unsupervised way for qubit systems with short-range entanglement. https://t.co/x09z0Hp6hs
@quantenvogel Thank you. The meaning of the sentence is indeed that we have a (future) quantum digital computer or analog quantum simulator in mind that produces unknown states, and we would only need POVMs from it, and the machine learning algorithm replaces the theorist, ideally
In our latest preprint we look at the formation of stripes 🦓 at finite temperature 🌡 in the mixed dimensional t-J model, i.e. spin ⬇️⬆️and charge➖➕ see different dimensionalities (2D vs 1D) — check it out: https://t.co/tkIZgNp6ff @harvardphysics @QManyBody @MCQST_cluster
@lukyluke_t Haha we reached out to Jheng-Wei Li in Jan von Delft’s group otherwise we would definitely have messed up. The number of calculations is quite staggering. It is a great method!
Everything should be made as simple as possible but not simpler. 9 pairs of helical axes with spiraling transverse components found classically and fingerprints of it in iPEPS calculations for models relevant to Kitaev magnets https://t.co/ESf3k7U77x
GitHub - LodePollet/worm: Worm Algorithm for Bose-Hubbard and XXZ models — finally got the new open source code for the worm algorithm out. See also arXiv:2204.12262 for the paper. All remarks, issues, requests… welcome https://t.co/n942zRZZyG
[2203.08780] Frustration on a centred pyrochlore lattice in metal-organic frameworks — a proximate S=5/2 spin liquid on a new geometry in MOFs with good control over the parameters. Thanks to colleagues from Bordeaux and Augsburg. https://t.co/0ddmQAmNKG
[2201.11759] Supertransport by Superclimbing Dislocations in $^4$He: When All Dimensions Matter — the incompatibility of the critical flow through a dislocation network with Luttinger liquids is given a single explanation https://t.co/UvSpwObYAN
Fracton phases may be interesting for quantum error correction— see [2112.05122] Optimal Thresholds for Fracton Codes and Random Spin Models With Subsystem Symmetry https://t.co/vNihCyFEVy