Implementing pulse-based VQE (ctrl-VQE) algorithm on NISQ devices.
ORAL
Abstract
Unlike the gate-based Variational Quantum Eigensolvers (VQE), ctrl-VQE directly uses control pulse parameters as variational parameters, which can greatly reduce the ground state preparation time [1]. Here we present the minimum time control pulses for ctrl-VQE to prepare target molecular ground states for a given device’s Hamiltonian [2]. We noticed that the leakage outside the computational space can speed up the state preparation. Furthermore, we explore its application on NISQ devices by studying the effects of the experimental imperfections of ctrl-VQE in parametrically-coupled transmon devices [3].
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Publication: [1] O.R. Meitei et al, npj Quantum Inf, 7, 155 (2021).<br>[2] A. Asthana et al, arXiv:2203.06818<br>[3] X. Jin et al., "A versatile parametric coupler between two transmon qubits", Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2022).
Presenters
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Chenxu Liu
Virginia Tech
Authors
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Chenxu Liu
Virginia Tech
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Ayush Asthana
Virginia Tech
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Tongyu Zhao
National Institute of Standards and Technology, National Institute of Standards and Technology Boulder, University of Colorado Boulder, University of Colorado, Boulder
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Raymond W Simmonds
National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, National Institute of Standards and Technology Boulder
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Nicholas Mayhall
Virginia Tech
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Edwin Barnes
Virginia Tech
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Sophia Economou
Virginia Tech, VirginiaTech