Quantum simulation of perfect state transfer on weighted cubelike graphs

Mulherkar, Jaideep; Rajdeepak, Rishikant; Sunitha, V.

doi:10.48550/arxiv.2111.00226

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“…QWs can -in the main -be classified into two categories, viz. discrete- [2,25] and continuous-time [8,20,26] ones. Quantum walks have been experimentally realized in nuclear magnetic resonance systems, photons in waveguides, trapped atoms, synthetic gauge fields in a three-dimensional lattice, Fibonacci fibers, superconducting qubits, etc.…”

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Response to glassy disorder in coin on spread of quantum walker

Ghosh¹,

Sen²,

Sen³

2021

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We analyze the response to incorporation of glassy disorder in the coin operation of a discrete-time quantum walk in one dimension. We find that the ballistic spread of the disorder-free quantum walker is inhibited by the insertion of disorder, for all the disorder distributions that we have chosen for our investigation, but remains faster than the dispersive spread of the classical random walker. While the inhibition to spread is common to all the distributions investigated, there are marked differences between the further behavior of the scalings for the different distributions. In particular, for disorder chosen from Haar-uniform and circular distributions, the response to weak disorder is weak, so that the scaling exponent falls off like a Gaussian against the disorder strength. However, for the spherical normal distribution and the two spherical Cauchy-Lorentz distributions, the response is strong even to weak disorder, and the fall-off is an exponential decay. Strong disorder universally leads to near, but faster than, the classical dispersive spread.

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