Quantum Pushforward Designs

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2412.09672v3
• Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2025 14:15:10 GMT
• Title: Quantum Pushforward Designs
• Abstract summary: We introduce a new concept of pushforward designs, which allows us to obtain new structures from already existing ones.<n>Based on the general concept, we put forward a structure called channel $[t,k]$-design, allowing for averaging over space of quantum channels.<n>We estimate for the IBM Kyoto quantum computer to be below $2.2$ for times up to $350mutexts$.
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• Abstract: Designs, structures connected to averaging with respect to a given measure using finite sets of points, have proven themselves as invaluable tools across the field of quantum information, finding their uses in state and process tomography, key distribution and others. In this work, we introduce a new concept of pushforward designs, which allows us to obtain new structures from already existing ones by mapping them between the spaces, with specific examples including simplex designs and mixed state designs from complex projective designs. Based on the general concept, we put forward a structure called channel $[t,k]$-design, allowing for averaging over space of quantum channels for systems in contact with an environment of dimension $k$. Based on this notion, we introduce the concept of effective environment dimensionality $k^*$, which we estimate for the IBM Kyoto quantum computer to be below $2.2$ for times up to $350\mu\text{s}$.

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