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Genuine Global Kochen-Specker Contextuality as Classical Coordination Cost

Ming Yang·Jun 22, 2026

Classical simulations of quantum correlations can fail because no low-communication local hidden-variable model exists, or because no single noncontextual hidden state can explain all compatible measurement contexts. This manuscript studies a third r...

Quantum PhysicsComplexity

Structure-Aware Variance Reduction for Unbiased Randomized Hamiltonian Simulation

Joshua W. Dai, Fredrik Hasselgren, Chusei Kiumi·Jun 22, 2026

Randomized Hamiltonian simulation methods are often governed by a trade-off between systematic bias and sampling overhead. We study how classical variance-reduction techniques can be applied to such methods without changing their mean channel, and th...

Quantum Physics

Structure and information measures of few-electron systems under a spherically symmetric Gaussian potential within a density functional approach

Raveena Arya, Santanu Mondal, Amlan K. Roy·Jun 22, 2026

Energies of H, He-like ($Z=2-18$) ions, Li, and Be are investigated under a spherically symmetric Gaussian potential through a density functional formalism. The radial Kohn-Sham equation has been solved by invoking a work function-based exchange pote...

Quantum PhysicsAtomic Physics

How Stark units enter SIC overlaps

Ingemar Bengtsson, Gary McConnell·Jun 22, 2026

It has been observed that the mutual scalar products of the vectors in a SIC-POVM are given by algebraic units, and at least in some cases by square roots of Stark units. The full picture is somewhat more complicated, especially if non-minimal SIC-PO...

Quantum Physicsmath.NT

An Open-Source LFSR-Based Stochastic Leaky Integrate-and-Fire Neuron in SkyWater 130 nm: Design, Stochastic Characterisation, and Rate Coding

Poornima Kumaresan, Santhosh Sivasubramani·Jun 22, 2026

Stochastic spiking neurons trade exact arithmetic for controlled randomness, lowering area and tolerating input noise, which suits event-driven edge hardware. We present a compact, configurable stochastic leaky integrate-and-fire neuron in standard-c...

Emerging Techcs.ARNeural Computing

Prethermal rotating-frame solid echo in a dipolar nuclear-spin network

Quentin Reynard-Feytis, William Beatrez, Leo Joon Il Moon +2 more·Jun 22, 2026

Floquet prethermalization can endow interacting quantum solids with long-lived, approximately conserved quantities, enabling Hamiltonian engineering and new dynamical probes. Using a hyperpolarized network of dipolar-coupled $^{13}$C nuclear spins in...

Quantum Physics

Improved State Readout in NV Centers using Regression Models and Rabi Driving

Fritz Haltenberger, Manpreet Singh Jattana·Jun 22, 2026

Readout of state populations in nitrogen-vacancy centers from fluorescence measurements at room-temperature is routinely achieved via contrast-based calibration. The fidelities achieved by this conventional approach are limited by reducing the dynami...

Quantum Physics

Dissipative preparation of Laughlin-like states

Tong Liu·Jun 22, 2026

Fractional quantum Hall (FQH) states are a central paradigm of strongly correlated quantum matter and a key platform for topological quantum computation. Here, we propose a purely dissipative protocol based on local loss and pump channels for prepari...

Quantum Physics

Full-Field Mode Sorter for Optical Knots

Tareq Jaouni, Roohollah Ghobadi, Ebrahim Karimi·Jun 22, 2026

Optical knots are topologically structured light fields whose phase or polarization singularities trace linked or knotted trajectories during propagation, making them promising candidates for high-dimensional optical information carriers. Their use i...

physics.opticsQuantum Physics

Quantum Convolutional Neural Networks for Groundwater Heat Plume Prediction: A Surrogate Modeling Approach

Danyal Maheshwari, Julia Pelzer, Miriam Schulte·Jun 22, 2026

Quantum machine learning methods are increasingly explored for modeling complex environmental systems, including groundwater heat plume dynamics. In this work, we explore a Quantum Convolutional Neural Network (QCNN) as a surrogate model for predicti...

Quantum Physicscs.LG

On the cryptographic potential of single-qubit rotations

Alex B. Grilo, Lucas Hanouz, Anne Marin·Jun 22, 2026

In the domain of quantum communication, cryptographic protocols often require users to have access to trusted qubit sources or detectors. Recently, it was shown that on an architecture called the Qline, several protocols can equivalently be performed...

Quantum Physics

Bounding Classical and Quantum Correlations in Bayesian Networks with Quasiprobabilities

Paul Becsi, Matty J. Hoban·Jun 22, 2026

Bell's theorem reveals that quantum theory is in tension with classical causal reasoning and, in particular, the notion of local causality. This is now understood as a particular example of non-classicality in the study of correlations in (Bayesian) ...

Quantum Physics

Ultra-Peripheral Collisions as a Nuclear-Structure Interferometer with Interpretable Multitask Deep Learning

Jing-Zong Zhang, Wang-Mei Zha, Lingxiao Wang +1 more·Jun 22, 2026

Precise knowledge of nuclear structure is essential across fundamental physics, yet probing these structures is notoriously difficult. To address this challenge, ultra-peripheral collisions (UPCs) provide a femtoscopic tomography for imaging the atom...

nucl-thcs.LGnucl-exphysics.optics

Irreversibility Enhances Quantum-Enhanced Markov-Chain Monte Carlo

Kefan Cao, Zidong Cui, Lei Wang +1 more·Jun 22, 2026

Detailed balance underlies conventional Markov-chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) algorithms. Yet in classical systems, breaking detailed balance generates irreversible probability currents and can accelerate sampling. Whether irreversibility can similarly enh...

cond-mat.stat-mechQuantum Physics

The adaptive nature of confirmation bias

Dorje C. Brody, Karl J. Friston, Bernhard K. Meister +1 more·Jun 22, 2026

In this paper, the phenomenon generally classified as confirmation bias is formulated on the space of square-root probabilities (or equivalently, using the structures of quantum probability). In this framework, observations are modelled by matrices, ...

q-bio.NCQuantum Physics

Fast quantum-state transfer in Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chains beyond the noninteracting regime

François Impens, David Guéry-Odelin·Jun 22, 2026

Shortcuts to adiabaticity have made topological edge-state transfer fast in the single-particle regime, but their extension to interacting systems is obstructed by nonlinear phase accumulation. We show that this obstruction can be removed in Su-Schri...

Quantum Physics

Jacobi exceptional orthogonal polynomials for extended Scarf I potentials with position-dependent mass

Christiane Quesne·Jun 22, 2026

We show that the Scarf I potential problem in a position-dependent mass background of the type $m(α;x) = (1 + α\sin x)^{-2}$, $0<α<1$, can be solved by using a point canonical transformation mapping the corresponding Schr\" odinger equation onto that...

Mathematical PhysicsQuantum Physics

Tuning Quantum MPS

Anna Leonteva, Maxime Outteryck, Guido Masella·Jun 22, 2026

Matrix Product State (MPS) methods are among the most effective approaches for the classical simulation of quantum circuits, but their practical performance depends strongly on simulator hyperparameters, and default settings are often suboptimal. In ...

Quantum Physics

Quantum Key Distribution Without Shared Reference Frame Under Unital Noise

Junaid ur Rehman, Shehbaz Tariq, Symeon Chatzinotas·Jun 22, 2026

We consider a general and practical scenario of quantum key distribution (QKD) over an unknown, stationary, unital qubit channel. Furthermore, due to practical limitations, e.g., relative movement and rotation of communicating parties, a global share...

Quantum PhysicsCryptography

Wess-Zumino terms in 0+1 SU(N) superspin systems

J. S. Morales, M. N. Kiselev·Jun 22, 2026

These notes present a self-contained introduction to Wess-Zumino (WZ) terms in quantum systems with $SU(N)$ symmetry, emphasizing the interplay between geometry, topology, and condensed-matter applications. We begin with the $SU(2)$ spin coherent-sta...

cond-mat.str-elQuantum Physics
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