Quantum error mitigation in optimized circuits for particle-density correlations in real-time dynamics of the Schwinger model
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| author | Pomarico, Domenico Pandey, Mahul Cioli, Riccardo Dell'Anna, Federico Pascazio, Saverio Pepe, Francesco V. Facchi, Paolo Ercolessi, Elisa |
| author_facet | Pomarico, Domenico Pandey, Mahul Cioli, Riccardo Dell'Anna, Federico Pascazio, Saverio Pepe, Francesco V. Facchi, Paolo Ercolessi, Elisa |
| contents | Quantum computing gives direct access to the study of real-time dynamics of quantum many-body systems. In principle, it is possible to directly calculate non-equal-time correlation functions, from which one can detect interesting phenomena, such as the presence of quantum scars or dynamical quantum phase transitions. In practice, these calculations are strongly affected by noise, due to the complexity of the required quantum circuits. As a testbed for the evaluation of real-time evolution of observables and correlations, the dynamics of the Zn Schwinger model in a one dimensional lattice is considered. To control the computational cost, we adopt a quantum-classical strategy that reduces the dimensionality of the system by restricting the dynamics to the Dirac vacuum sector and optimizes the embedding into a qubit model by minimizing the number of three-qubit gates. We derive a digital circuit implementation of the time-evolution of particle-density correlation operators and their correlation, comparing results from exact evolution, bare noisy simulations and simulations with different error mitigation techniques. For the evolution of the particle-density operators we also perform runs on a physical IBM quantum device. |
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| spellingShingle | Quantum error mitigation in optimized circuits for particle-density correlations in real-time dynamics of the Schwinger model Pomarico, Domenico Pandey, Mahul Cioli, Riccardo Dell'Anna, Federico Pascazio, Saverio Pepe, Francesco V. Facchi, Paolo Ercolessi, Elisa Quantum Physics Quantum computing gives direct access to the study of real-time dynamics of quantum many-body systems. In principle, it is possible to directly calculate non-equal-time correlation functions, from which one can detect interesting phenomena, such as the presence of quantum scars or dynamical quantum phase transitions. In practice, these calculations are strongly affected by noise, due to the complexity of the required quantum circuits. As a testbed for the evaluation of real-time evolution of observables and correlations, the dynamics of the Zn Schwinger model in a one dimensional lattice is considered. To control the computational cost, we adopt a quantum-classical strategy that reduces the dimensionality of the system by restricting the dynamics to the Dirac vacuum sector and optimizes the embedding into a qubit model by minimizing the number of three-qubit gates. We derive a digital circuit implementation of the time-evolution of particle-density correlation operators and their correlation, comparing results from exact evolution, bare noisy simulations and simulations with different error mitigation techniques. For the evolution of the particle-density operators we also perform runs on a physical IBM quantum device. |
| title | Quantum error mitigation in optimized circuits for particle-density correlations in real-time dynamics of the Schwinger model |
| topic | Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.10831 |