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Autori principali: Cha, Hyunho, Lee, Jungwoo
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.01438
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author Cha, Hyunho
Lee, Jungwoo
author_facet Cha, Hyunho
Lee, Jungwoo
contents Direct fidelity estimation benefits from tailoring measurements to a fixed target, but the operator-aware shadow importance sampling (OASIS) method optimizes an outcome-wise linear-program surrogate rather than the exact worst-case variance over physical states. We propose an exact spectral replacement for arbitrary target states under the same non-adaptive single-copy measurement model. Specifically, we characterize unbiased linear estimators by a single operator identity, determine the state-wise optimal sampling law for fixed reconstruction coefficients, and convert the exact minimax problem into a semidefinite program. The resulting offline design and online estimator are presented as an algorithm and implemented with local Pauli measurements. Numerical simulations under depolarizing noise demonstrate that our exact spectral optimization outperforms the OASIS surrogate in terms of estimation variance.
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spellingShingle Spectral Minimax Direct Fidelity Estimation for Generic Target States
Cha, Hyunho
Lee, Jungwoo
Quantum Physics
Direct fidelity estimation benefits from tailoring measurements to a fixed target, but the operator-aware shadow importance sampling (OASIS) method optimizes an outcome-wise linear-program surrogate rather than the exact worst-case variance over physical states. We propose an exact spectral replacement for arbitrary target states under the same non-adaptive single-copy measurement model. Specifically, we characterize unbiased linear estimators by a single operator identity, determine the state-wise optimal sampling law for fixed reconstruction coefficients, and convert the exact minimax problem into a semidefinite program. The resulting offline design and online estimator are presented as an algorithm and implemented with local Pauli measurements. Numerical simulations under depolarizing noise demonstrate that our exact spectral optimization outperforms the OASIS surrogate in terms of estimation variance.
title Spectral Minimax Direct Fidelity Estimation for Generic Target States
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.01438