Abstracts

Detecting non-Markovian effects in quantum computing architectures

Presenting Author: Andrzej Veitia, Oregon
Contributing Author(s): Marcu P. da Silva and Steven van Enk

We present a family of tests for detection of non-Markovian effects in quantum gate sequences. A central feature of our method is its insensitivity to state preparation and measurement errors (SPAM). Although our method is not scalable, we will discuss its application to few-qubit systems as a means of detecting spatial correlations in a quantum computing architectures

(Session 9b : Friday from 4:15pm - 4:45pm)

 

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