Experiment-compatible measurement--feedback quantum state preparation with reinforcement learning

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.13005v1
• Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2026 07:41:08 GMT
• Title: Experiment-compatible measurement--feedback quantum state preparation with reinforcement learning
• Abstract summary: Ground-state preparation is a critical task in quantum simulation and quantum computing.<n>We develop an adaptive measurement--feedback protocol based on reinforcement learning under partial observability.<n>We demonstrate the method by preparing ground states of the Bose--Hubbard model and by generating GHZ states.
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• Abstract: Ground-state preparation is a critical task in quantum simulation and quantum computing, as it enables the study of correlated phases and the generation of entangled resource states. While measurement--feedback control has emerged as a promising route to state preparation, existing schemes either rely on handcrafted, task-specific policies or are designed using full quantum-state information that is unavailable in real experiments and becomes impractical for large many-body systems. Here we develop an adaptive measurement--feedback protocol based on reinforcement learning under partial observability. The controller uses only the history of experimentally accessible measurement outcomes to choose both the measurement operator and the feedback action in real time. To make training compatible with experiments, we introduce a stochastic terminal reward built from one-shot measurements of randomly sampled Hamiltonian components, avoiding unphysical full-state reconstruction while remaining an unbiased estimator of the target energy. We demonstrate the method by preparing ground states of the Bose--Hubbard model and by generating GHZ states, establishing a scalable and hardware-compatible route to quantum state preparation.

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