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Matrix Models Simulation using Variational Quantum EigenSolver (MMS_VQE) #80

Open anonymousr007 opened 2 years ago

anonymousr007 commented 2 years ago

Team Name:

anonymousr007

Project Description:

This project aims to use a truncated (regularized) Hamiltonian for the matrix quantum mechanics models. This Hamiltonian is constructed by considering a truncated Hilbert space in the Fock basis. The truncated Hilbert space is constructed starting from the individual matrix degrees of freedom.

Two types of matrix quantum mechanics models are used

Quantum mechanics with matrix degrees of freedom plays an important role in gauge-gravity duality. Gauge-gravity duality translates difficult problems in quantum gravity to well-defined problems in non-gravitational quantum theories. Although it originated from string–M-theory, connections to various other fields, including

We use the Variational Quantum EigenSolver (VQE) to estimate the low-energy spectrum As for the VQE, the specific architecture that we use does not show a satisfactory performance at strong coupling, perhaps due to the variational forms parametrized by the quantum circuits not adequately probing the full gauge-invariant Hilbert space. This result shows that going beyond the VQE and using more complicated or fully quantum algorithms is not the correct way to approach matrix quantum mechanics for now, because they would require even deeper quantum circuits that are more prone to noise on actual quantum hardware.

Presentation:

Matrix Models Simulation using Variational Quantum Eigensolver (MMS_VQE)

Source code:

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Team Member: @anonymousr007

isaacdevlugt commented 2 years ago

Hey @anonymousr007 thank you for your submission! The submission deadline is today at 17h00. Feel free to update your submission (e.g., including a link to your presentation) up until that point 😄

Good luck!