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Designs from magic-augmented Clifford circuits

Tuesday 11:00 Toronto (GMT-5)

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Abstract

Yimu Bao shows how shallow Clifford circuits augmented by constant-depth non-Clifford gates can produce approximate unitary and state k-designs. The construction improves depth requirements for small k of at least four. For bounded additive error, a shallow Clifford circuit followed by O(k²) single-qubit magic gates suffices for a state design. The talk interprets these results using classical statistical mechanics and discusses limitations imposed by no-go theorems.

Topics

shallow Clifford circuitsnon-Clifford gatesk-designssingle-qubit magic gatesbounded additive errorclassical statistical mechanicsno-go theorems

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