Error filtration from optimized quantum circuit interference

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01398v1
• Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2024 17:58:44 GMT
• Title: Error filtration from optimized quantum circuit interference
• Authors: Aaqib Ali, Giovanni Scala, Cosmo Lupo,
• Abstract summary: We develop an optimized hardware strategy to mitigate errors in a noisy qubit. Our scheme builds on the physical principle of error filtration and exploits auxiliary qubits.
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• Abstract: We develop an optimized hardware strategy to mitigate errors in a noisy qubit. Our scheme builds on the physical principle of error filtration and exploits auxiliary qubits. Both signal and ancillas are subject to local noise, yet constructive interference (and in some cases post-selection) allows us to reduce the level of noise in the signal qubit. Seeking for the optimal unitary that makes the qubits interfere in the most effective way, we start with a set of universal gates and proceed by optimizing suitable functionals by gradient descent or stochastic approximation. We benchmark our approach against a number of figure of merits that correspond to different applications, including entanglement fidelity, quantum Fisher information (for applications in quantum sensing), and CHSH value (for applications in tests of non-locality and quantum cryptography), with one, two, and three ancillary qubits. With one and two ancillas we also provide explicit expressions from an ansatz for an optimal unitary.

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