Constraint optimization and quantum control landscapes
arXiv:2103.11132 · doi:10.1088/1751-8121/ac5189
Abstract
We develop the embedded gradient vector field method, introduced in [8] and [9], for the case of the special unitary group regarded as a constraint submanifold of the unitary group . The optimization problem associated to the trace fidelity cost function defined on that appears in the context of quantum control landscapes is completely solved using the embedded gradient vector field method. We prove that for , the landscape is not -trap free, there are always kinematic local extrema that are not global extrema.
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