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Exact gate decompositions for photonic quantum computing
arXiv
Authors: Timjan Kalajdzievski, Juan Miguel Arrazola
Year
2018
Paper ID
23098
Status
Preprint
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We propose a method for decomposing continuous-variable operations into a universal gate set, without the use of any approximations. We fully characterize a set of transformations admitting exact decompositions and describe a process for obtaining them systematically. Gates admitting these decompositions can be synthesized exactly, using circuits that are several orders of magnitude smaller than those achievable with previous methods. Our method relies on strategically using unitary conjugation and a lemma to the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff formula to derive new exact decompositions from previously known ones, leading to exact decompositions for a large class of gates. We demonstrate the wide applicability of these exact gate decompositions by identifying several quantum algorithms and simulations of bosonic systems that can be implemented with higher precision and shorter circuit depths using our techniques.
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