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浅魔法深度量子电路的经典可模拟性

Classical Simulability of Quantum Circuits with Shallow Magic Depth

Yifan Zhang, Yuxuan Zhang

AI总结:

本文研究量子魔法分布对电路经典可模拟性的影响,发现 Pauli 求值任务在魔法深度变化时出现从 P 到 GapP-完全的复杂性相变,并给出魔法深度一电路在加性误差下的多项式时间经典模拟算法。

摘要:

量子魔法是量子计算机无法被经典计算机高效模拟的必要资源。已有结果将量子魔法的数量(以 $T$ 门数量或稳定子秩刻画)与经典可模拟性联系起来。然而,量子魔法的分布如何影响量子电路模拟的难度仍然是一个未解决的问题。在本工作中,我们研究了具有交替 Clifford 层和 $T$ 层的量子电路在三个任务上的经典可模拟性:振幅估计、采样和 Pauli 可观测量求值。在所有 $T$ 门都分布在单层的情况下,在合理假设下,以乘法误差进行振幅估计和采样已经是经典不可解的,但 Pauli 可观测量却容易求值。令人惊讶的是,仅增加一个 $T$ 门层,或者仅仅把所有 $T$ 门替换为 $T^{\frac{1}{2}}$,Pauli 求值任务就表现出从 P 到 GapP-完全的急剧复杂性转变。然而,当精度要求放宽到 1/poly($n$) 加性误差时,我们能够给出一个多项式时间经典算法,用于计算任意可分解为对角门乘积的魔法深度一电路的振幅、Pauli 可观测量,以及从 $\log(n)$ 大小的边际分布中采样。我们的研究提供了模拟高魔法电路的新技术,同时揭示了它们的复杂性及其对魔法深度的显著依赖性。

英文摘要:

Quantum magic is a necessary resource for quantum computers to be not efficiently simulable by classical computers. Previous results have linked the amount of quantum magic, characterized by the number of $T$ gates or stabilizer rank, to classical simulability. However, the effect of the distribution of quantum magic on the hardness of simulating a quantum circuit remains open. In this work, we investigate the classical simulability of quantum circuits with alternating Clifford and $T$ layers across three tasks: amplitude estimation, sampling, and evaluating Pauli observables. In the case where all $T$ gates are distributed in a single layer, performing amplitude estimation and sampling to multiplicative error are already classically intractable under reasonable assumptions, but Pauli observables are easy to evaluate. Surprisingly, with the addition of just one $T$ gate layer or merely replacing all $T$ gates with $T^{\frac{1}{2}}$, the Pauli evaluation task reveals a sharp complexity transition from P to GapP-complete. Nevertheless, when the precision requirement is relaxed to 1/poly($n$) additive error, we are able to give a polynomial time classical algorithm to compute amplitudes, Pauli observable, and sampling from $\log(n)$ sized marginal distribution for any magic-depth-one circuit that is decomposable into a product of diagonal gates. Our research provides new techniques to simulate highly magical circuits while shedding light on their complexity and their significant dependence on the magic depth.

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