Tensor-Train Thermo-Field Memory Kernels for Generalized Quantum Master Equations

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.14273v2
• Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2022 17:09:39 GMT
• Title: Tensor-Train Thermo-Field Memory Kernels for Generalized Quantum Master Equations
• Authors: Ningyi Lyu, Ellen Mulvihill, Micheline B. Soley, Eitan Geva and Victor S. Batista
• Abstract summary: This paper focuses on benchmark quantum simulations of electronic dynamics in a spin-boson model system described by various types of GQMEs. Exact memory kernels and inhomogeneous terms are obtained from short-time quantum-mechanically exact tensor-train thermo-field dynamics (TT-TFD) simulations. The TT-TFD memory kernels provide insights on the main sources of inaccuracies of GQME approaches when combined with approximate input methods and pave the road for development of quantum circuits that could implement GQMEs on digital quantum computers.
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• Abstract: The generalized quantum master equation (GQME) approach provides a rigorous framework for deriving the exact equation of motion for any subset of electronic reduced density matrix elements (e.g., the diagonal elements). In the context of electronic dynamics, the memory kernel and inhomogeneous term of the GQME introduce the implicit coupling to nuclear motion or dynamics of electronic density matrix elements that are projected out (e.g., the off-diagonal elements), allowing for efficient quantum dynamics simulations. Here, we focus on benchmark quantum simulations of electronic dynamics in a spin-boson model system described by various types of GQMEs. Exact memory kernels and inhomogeneous terms are obtained from short-time quantum-mechanically exact tensor-train thermo-field dynamics (TT-TFD) simulations. The TT-TFD memory kernels provide insights on the main sources of inaccuracies of GQME approaches when combined with approximate input methods and pave the road for development of quantum circuits that could implement GQMEs on digital quantum computers.

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