Sample-Optimal Quantum Process Tomography with Non-Adaptive Incoherent Measurements
arXiv:2301.12925 · doi:10.1109/ISIT54713.2023.10206538
Abstract
How many copies of a quantum process are necessary and sufficient to construct an approximate classical description of it? We extend the result of Surawy-Stepney, Kahn, Kueng, and Guta (2022) to show that copies are sufficient to learn any quantum channel to within in diamond norm. Moreover, we show that copies are necessary for any strategy using incoherent non-adaptive measurements. This lower bound applies even for ancilla-assisted strategies.
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