Convex Optimization for Nonequilibrium Steady States on a Hybrid Quantum
Processor
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2204.03203v2
- Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2023 06:10:35 GMT
- Title: Convex Optimization for Nonequilibrium Steady States on a Hybrid Quantum
Processor
- Authors: Jonathan Wei Zhong Lau, Kian Hwee Lim, Kishor Bharti, Leong-Chuan
Kwek, Sai Vinjanampathy
- Abstract summary: We present a quantum-assisted algorithm to determine the steady states of open system dynamics.
We demonstrate that our hybrid approach allows us to estimate the steady states of higher dimensional open quantum systems.
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- Abstract: Finding the transient and steady state properties of open quantum systems is
a central problem in various fields of quantum technologies. Here, we present a
quantum-assisted algorithm to determine the steady states of open system
dynamics. By reformulating the problem of finding the fixed point of Lindblad
dynamics as a feasibility semidefinite program, we bypass several well-known
issues with variational quantum approaches to solving for steady states. We
demonstrate that our hybrid approach allows us to estimate the steady states of
higher dimensional open quantum systems and discuss how our method can find
multiple steady states for systems with symmetries.
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