Arbitrary coherent distributions in a programmable quantum walk
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2202.09630v1
- Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2022 15:56:45 GMT
- Title: Arbitrary coherent distributions in a programmable quantum walk
- Authors: Rong Zhang, Ran Yang, Jian Guo, Chang-Wei Sun, Yi-Chen Liu, Heng Zhou,
Ping Xu, Zhenda Xie, Yan-Xiao Gong, Shi-Ning Zhu
- Abstract summary: coherent superposition of position states in a quantum walk (QW) can be precisely engineered towards the desired distributions to meet the need of quantum information applications.
We experimentally demonstrate that the rich dynamics featured with arbitrary coherent distributions can be obtained by introducing different sets of the time- and position-dependent operations.
Our results contribute to the practical realization of quantum-walk-based quantum computation, quantum simulations and quantum information protocols.
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- Abstract: The coherent superposition of position states in a quantum walk (QW) can be
precisely engineered towards the desired distributions to meet the need of
quantum information applications. The coherent distribution can make full use
of quantum parallel in computation and simulation. Particularly, the uniform
superposition provides the robust non-locality, which has wide applications
such as the generation of genuine multi-bit random numbers without
post-processing. We experimentally demonstrate that the rich dynamics featured
with arbitrary coherent distributions can be obtained by introducing different
sets of the time- and position-dependent operations. Such a QW is realized by a
resource-constant and flexible optical circuit, in which the variable operation
is executed based on a Sagnac interferometer in an intrinsically stable and
precisely controlled way. Our results contribute to the practical realization
of quantum-walk-based quantum computation, quantum simulations and quantum
information protocols.
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