Robust preparation of ground state phases under noisy imaginary time evolution

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2406.04285v1
• Date: Thu, 6 Jun 2024 17:29:12 GMT
• Title: Robust preparation of ground state phases under noisy imaginary time evolution
• Authors: Aleksei Khindanov, Yongxin Yao, Thomas Iadecola,
• Abstract summary: We consider a non-unitary ITE "circuit" subjected to a variety of noise models. We find that the ground state order and associated phase transition persist in the presence of noise.
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• Abstract: Non-unitary state preparation protocols such as imaginary time evolution (ITE) offer substantial advantages relative to unitary ones, including the ability to prepare certain long-range correlated states more efficiently. Here, we ask whether such protocols are also robust to noise arising due to coupling to the environment. We consider a non-unitary ITE "circuit" subjected to a variety of noise models and investigate whether the resulting steady state remains in the same phase as the target state of the ITE at finite noise strength. Taking the one-dimensional quantum Ising model as a concrete example, we find that the ground state order and associated phase transition persist in the presence of noise, provided the noise does not explicitly break the symmetry that protects the phase transition. That is, the noise must possess the protecting symmetry in a weak (or average) form. Our analysis is facilitated by a mapping to an effective Hamiltonian picture in a doubled Hilbert space. We discuss possible implications of these findings for quantum simulation on noisy quantum hardware.

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