IP Library Granted Patent US 11,900,213
Granted Patent B2
US 11,900,213 · App. 17/392,677 · Granted Feb 13, 2024

Quantum information processing method for computing transition amplitude, classical computer, quantum computer, and hybrid system

Inventors: Yohei Ibe (Tokyo, JP); Yuya Nakagawa (Tokyo, JP); Takahiro Yamamoto (Tokyo, JP); Kosuke Mitarai (Tokyo, JP)
Assignee: QUNASYS INC.
G06N10/00G06F15/16
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Patent No.
US 11,900,213
App. No.
17/392,677
Granted
Feb 13, 2024
Kind
B2
Abstract

A quantum computer executes quantum measurement of <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 < below based on a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2 , and outputs measurement results of the quantum measurement. A classical computer computes a transition amplitude |<ψ 1 |A|ψ 2 >| 2 based on measurement results for <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 >, wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

Claims (1206)

1. A quantum information processing method for computing a transition amplitude by processing executed on a hybrid system including a classical computer and a quantum computer, the processing comprising:

the quantum computer executing quantum measurement based on a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2 so as to measure <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > in Equation (1) below, and outputting measurement results from the quantum measurement; and

the classical computer computing a transition amplitude |<ψ 1 |A|ψ 2 >| 2 according to Equation (1) below, based on the measurement results for <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 >

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ1|ψ2>=0.

2. The quantum information processing method for computing a transition amplitude of claim 1 , wherein the quantum computer executes the quantum measurement based on a set of parameters θ for a quantum circuit corresponding to the quantum state pair of the first quantum state ψ 1 and the second quantum state ψ 2 , obtained by computation employing variational quantum deflation.

3. The quantum information processing method for computing a transition amplitude of claim 1 , wherein:

the classical computer and the quantum computer are connected to each other over a computer network; and

the classical computer and the quantum computer exchange information with each other over the computer network.

4. A method of quantum information processing for computing a transition amplitude by processing executed by a classical processor of a classical computer including a memory and the classical processor coupled to the memory, the processing comprising:

computing a transition amplitude |<ψ 1 |A|ψ 2 > 2 according to Equation (1) below based on measurement results for <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >,

<ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > from quantum measurement executed by a quantum computer for a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

5. A method of quantum information processing for computing a transition amplitude by processing executed by a quantum processor of a quantum computer including the quantum processor, the processing comprising:

executing quantum measurement of <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > of Equation (1) below based on a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2 , and outputting measurement results of the quantum measurement

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

6. A classical computer including a memory and a classical processor coupled to the memory, the classical processor executing processing comprising:

computing a transition amplitude |<ψ 1 |A|ψ 2 >| 2 according to Equation (1) below based on measurement results for <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > from quantum measurement executed by a quantum computer for a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state xvi and a second quantum state ψ 2

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

7. A quantum computer including a quantum processor, the quantum processor executing processing comprising:

executing quantum measurement of <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > of Equation (1) below based on a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2 , and outputting measurement results of the quantum measurement

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

8. A hybrid system including the quantum computer of claim 7 and a classical computer including a memory and a classical processor coupled to the memory, the classical processor executing processing comprising:

computing a transition amplitude |<ψ 1 |A|ψ 2 >| 2 according to Equation (1) below based on measurement results for <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > from quantum measurement executed by a quantum computer for a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

9. A non-transitory recording medium storing a quantum information processing program executable by a classical processor to perform processing comprising:

computing a transition amplitude |<ψ 1 |A|ψ 2 | 2 according to Equation (1) below based on measurement results for <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > from quantum measurement executed by a quantum computer for a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

10. A non-transitory recording medium storing a quantum information processing program executable by a quantum processor to perform processing comprising:

executing quantum measurement of <ψ 1 |P i |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,+ |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |U ij,− |ψ 2 >, <ψ 1 |P j |ψ 2 >, and <ψ 1 |P i P j |ψ 2 > of Equation (1) below based on a quantum state pair configured by a first quantum state ψ 1 and a second quantum state ψ 2 , and outputting measurement results of the quantum measurement

ψ

1

A

ψ

2

2

=

i

a

i

2

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

+

i

<

j

a

i

a

j

[

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

+

ψ

2

2

+

2

ψ

1

U

ij

,

-

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

j

ψ

2

2

-

ψ

1

P

i

P

j

ψ

2

2

]

Equation

(

1

)

wherein A is a physical quantity for computation of transition amplitude, i and j are indices for identifying a and P, a is a real number, P is a tensor product of a Pauli matrix, U is a unitary gate, and <ψ 1 |ψ 2 >=0.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 3, 2021
From: IBE, YOHEI; NAKAGAWA, YUYA; YAMAMOTO, TAKAHIRO; MITARAI, KOSUKE
To: QUNASYS INC.
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Priority Claims (1)
JP 2020-132647 · Aug 4, 2020 · national
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