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Measuring Butterfly Velocity in the XY Model on Emerging Quantum Computers
arXiv
Authors: Calum McCartney, Eric Chen, Subhayan Roy Moulik
Year
2024
Paper ID
36712
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
The butterfly velocity is commonly used to understand information transport properties in quantum dynamical systems and is related to growth of operators. Here we utilise a quantum teleportation based protocol and Riemannian Trust-Region method to estimate the butterfly velocity via the operator averaged out-of-time-order correlation function. We particularly study the XY model and analytically find the maximum group velocity. We then report a proof-of-concept demonstration of this method to estimate the butterfly velocity on NISQ-devices. The numerical simulation results obtained here are compared with our analytical calculations and found to be in agreement. The quantum algorithmic methods presented here can be more generally utilised to study information transport properties in more complicated lattice models.
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- The butterfly velocity is commonly used to understand information transport properties in quantum dynamical systems and is related to growth of operators.
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