My latest paper: permutation gates in the third level of the Clifford hierarchy whose inverses escape any fixed finite level of the hierarchy.
Joint work with Sunny He and @NorahTan1.
I asked our ACF winter team for pictures.
I received a picture of a pentagonal intersection (thanks Yrwin).
(We took 5th place and Yrwin got a book prize! Thank you to Brandeis for hosting.)
We study permutation gates (permute 2^n basis states) in the Clifford hierarchy and propose a "staircase form" to characterize those in level 3. As an application, we show that the smallest number of qubits for which there exists a non-semi-Clifford permutation in level 3 is 7.
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Found a surprisingly simple (yet not commonly known) #math trick that solves every quadratic equation, which has been hiding in plain sight. It should be added to every textbook! https://t.co/dcotZ1dSJg
Details + credit earlier discoverers
https://t.co/JZMOGE6bKs
#Mathchat#MTBoS
I have posted four new videos to my YouTube channel please check them out. Thank you! https://t.co/hxZP0zQNEy (part one) https://t.co/EHEs2MJhda (part two) https://t.co/yw79797li6 (part three) https://t.co/Qj9SSNGDMV (part four)