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Thanks, Ingrid Fadelli, for this nice article about our recently published paper with @RobertHuangHY and @MSoleimanifar. The paper describes a surprisingly simple protocol for verifying that a many-qubit state in the lab matches a desired target state.
https://t.co/nbUaNVUXwb
Happy to see that our work with @RobertHuangHY and @preskill is now published! We use shadow overlap to make machine learning of quantum systems verifiable, and to benchmark & optimize quantum circuits.
The certification protocol presented here is an efficient way to verify that a many-qubit quantum state is close to a desired target state. As well as enabling the verification of near-term quantum devices, it has applications to quantum learning.
https://t.co/GT5llBsali
Unconditional quantum advantage with random shallow Clifford circuits follows from the presence of long-range measurement-induced entanglement.
https://t.co/QufeuaVYx5
New joint work with Akshar Ramkumar on the mixing time of quantum Gibbs sampling for random sparse Hamiltonians.
Very proud of Akshar, who worked on this as a sophomore undergrad at Caltech!
https://t.co/IuHYvgzYCR
I had a great time working with Tai-Hsuan Yang, Thiago Bergamaschi, and John Preskill on this paper!
Special shoutout to Tai, who worked on this project as a SURF (Summer Undergraduate Research Fellow) at Caltech in the summer of 2023. 🏄
When can classical neural networks represent quantum states?
New joint work (https://t.co/YlXZlD7Isb) with Tai-Hsuan Yang, Thiago Bergamaschi, and John Preskill.🧵
See our paper for more on how the state's entanglement and sign structure affect conditional correlations.
There are many interesting questions in this area, especially around the theoretical foundations of neural quantum states and MIE.
It’s an exciting field to explore! 🤠
The connection between classical simulation algorithms and measurement-induced entanglement is fascinating and I’m excited about the next developments in this area! 😎
Thanks to my awesome collaborators for this fun research experience!
Why is it hard to classically sample from the output distribution of random quantum circuits?
In a joint work (https://t.co/KBekb78f3l) with Adam Bene Watts, David Gosset, and Yinchen Liu, we study this question, explore the physics behind it, and prove a quantum advantage.🧵
Our paper, recently published in Nature, reveals how measurements affect a web of entangled qubits and for the first time, measurement induced quantum teleportation. ↓ https://t.co/eLOSDzC4Bh