Series · 7 decks · 2023
Quantum Error Mitigation (Boulder Summer School 2023)
- Quantum Error Mitigation, Lecture 1Opening lecture on error mitigation for non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, from noisy hardware to probabilistic error cancellation.
- Quantum Error Mitigation, Lecture 2Lecture 2 on error mitigation for quantum dynamics: probabilistic error cancellation, its statistics, and learning noise with sparse Pauli-Lindblad models.
- Quantum Error Mitigation, Lecture 3PEC applied to transverse-field Ising dynamics, then a 124-qubit experiment that uncovers local integrals of motion.
- Cheat Sheet: Digital Quantum Circuits, T11.7 (bonus)A two-page cheat sheet of quantum circuit notation and gate identities: Pauli basis changes, CNOT/CZ propagation rules, and multi-CNOT tricks.
- Cheat Sheet: Tail Bounds, T11.9 (bonus)A two-page cheat sheet of concentration inequalities and tail bounds, from Markov and Chebyshev to Hoeffding, Bernstein and McDiarmid.
- PEC Derivation: Full Derivation (C65C)Handwritten notes (C65C) deriving probabilistic error cancellation and its error-mitigated expectation value.
- PEC Derivation: Single Qubit, Simple (C65B)Hand-written derivation of probabilistic error cancellation (PEC) for a single noisy qubit gate, using an ansatz and trajectory picture.
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@misc{minev2023quantumerrormitigation,
author = {Zlatko K. Minev},
title = {{Quantum Error Mitigation (Boulder Summer School 2023)}},
howpublished = {Lecture series, Boulder Summer School},
year = {2023},
url = {https://zlatko-minev.github.io/zlatko-minev-quantum-repository/series/quantum-error-mitigation-boulder-summer-school-2023/},
note = {Slides, 7 decks}
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