Implementing Unitary 2-Designs Using Random Diagonal-unitary Matrices
Yoshifumi Nakata, Christoph Hirche, Ciara Morgan, Andreas J. Winter
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Yoshifumi Nakata, Christoph Hirche, Ciara Morgan, Andreas J. Winter
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Unitary 2-designs are random unitary matrices which, in contrast to their Haar-distributed counterparts, have been shown to be efficiently realized by quantum circuits. Most notably, unitary 2-designs are known to achieve decoupling, a fundamental primitive of paramount importance in quantum Shannon theory. Here we prove that unitary 2-designs can be implemented approximately using random diagonal-unitaries.
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Unitary 2-designs are random unitary matrices which, in contrast to their Haar-distributed counterparts, have been shown to be efficiently realized by quantum circuits. Most notably, unitary 2-designs are known to achieve decoupling, a fundamental primitive of paramount importance in quantum Shannon theory. Here we prove that unitary 2-designs can be implemented approximately using random diagonal-unitaries.
Key concepts: Unitary state, Unitary matrix, Circular ensemble, Diagonal, Mathematics, Quantum Fourier transform, Unitary group, Quantum