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Self-guided quantum state tomography for limited resources.

Syed Tihaam AhmadAhmad FarooqHyundong Shin
Published in: Scientific reports (2022)
Quantum state tomography is a process for estimating an unknown quantum state; which is innately probabilistic. The exponential growth of unknown parameters to be estimated is a fundamental difficulty in realizing quantum state tomography for higher dimensions. Iterative optimization algorithms like self-guided quantum tomography have been effective in robust and accurate ascertaining a quantum state even with exponential growth in Hilbert space. We propose a faster convergent simultaneous perturbation stochastic approximation algorithm which is more practical in a resource-deprived situation for determining the underlying quantum states by incorporating the Barzilai-Borwein two-point step size gradient method with minimal loss of accuracy.
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