Exploiting non-quantum entanglement to widen applicability of limited-entanglement classical simulations of quantum systems
Exploiting non-quantum entanglement to widen applicability of limited-entanglement classical simulations of quantum systems
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利用非量子纠缠扩大量子系统有限纠缠经典模拟的适用性
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2012
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S. Virmani
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N. Ratanje;S. Virmani
It is known that if the quantum gates in a proposed quantum computer are so noisy that they are incapable of generating entanglement, then the device can be efficiently simulated classically. If the measurements and single particle operations are restricted, then the same statement can be true for generalised non-quantum notions of entanglement. Here we show that this can improve the applicability of limited-entanglement simulation algorithms. In particular, we show that by using a non-quantum notion of separability a classical simulation algorithm of Harrow & Nielsen can efficiently simulate magic state quantum computers with noisy CNOTs (but otherwise ideal) for joint depolarising strengths of 272/489 ~ 56%, in comparison to noise levels of 2/3 ~ 66% required if the algorithm uses quantum notions of separability. This suggests that quantum entanglement may not be the most appropriate notion of entanglement to use when discussing the power of stabilizer based quantum computers.