calculation. This T-gate cost estimate represents a massive reduction (by $10^{35}$) compared to older estimates and is competitive with modern block-encoding approaches.
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Primitive Quantum Gates for an $SU(3)$ Discrete Subgroup: $Σ(72\times3)$
By: Sebastian Osorio Perez et al.
#QuantumComputing#arXiv#qubitsok
the primitive gates: inversion, multiplication, trace, and Fourier transform for the 216-element extgreek{S}(72 imes group. Resource estimation shows that simulating pure gauge SU(3) in 3+1D requires approximately 7.1 imes 10^{12} T gates for a fiducial shear viscosity
characteristic long-time oscillations, finding it scales inversely with the square of the perturbation strength (as $\lambda^{-2}$).
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Thermalization of exact quantum many-body scars in spin-1 XY chain under perturbations
By: Himadri Halder
#QuantumComputing#arXiv#qubitsok
features small systems (well-described perturbation theory), finite-size scaling of relevant matrix elements indicates strong hybridization with thermal eigenstates and eventual thermalization in larger chains. The study also derives the relaxation timescale for
maintained only if the non-Bloch band structure remains 'gapped' (energetically separated) during the transport process.
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exchanges energy with environment4to determine how charge behaves when moved very slowly. They successfully used a special mathematical framework called non-Bloch bands to accurately predict the material's topological properties, finding that quantized charge flow is
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Comment on: "Scaling and Universality at Noisy Quench Dynamical Quantum Phase Transitions"
By: J. Sirker
#QuantumComputing#arXiv#qubitsok
phase transitions—moments where quantum state's return probability drops to zero—are strictly ruled out when noise is averaged into a mixed state. This contradicts previous claims, suggesting that noise inherently smooths out these dramatic transitions in simple systems.
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Non-Abelian operator size distribution in charge-conserving many-body systems
By: Mina Tarakemeh et al.
#QuantumComputing#arXiv#qubitsok
quantum complexity grows in systems where electric charge is conserved. They showed that this growth involves a shift from simple, high-angular-momentum states to more complex ones. Crucially, they derived an exact equation demonstrating that this complexity spreads