Identifying network topologies via quantum walk distributions
arXiv:2301.13842 · doi:10.1116/5.0190168
Abstract
Control and characterization of networks is a paramount step for the development of many quantum technologies. Even for moderate-sized networks, this amounts to explore an extremely vast parameters space in search for the couplings defining the network topology. Here we explore the use of a genetic algorithm to retrieve the topology of a network from the measured probability distribution obtained from the evolution of a continuous-time quantum walk on the network. Our result shows that the algorithm is capable of efficiently retrieving the required information even in the presence of noise.
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