Scaling of symmetry-restricted quantum circuits
arXiv:2406.09962 · doi:10.1088/1402-4896/adf0ee
Abstract
The intrinsic symmetries of physical systems have been employed to reduce the number of degrees of freedom of systems, thereby simplifying computations. In this work, we investigate the properties of , -invariant subspaces of the special unitary Lie group acting on qubits, for some . We demonstrate that for certain choices of , the subset inherits many topological and group properties from . We then present a combinatorial method for computing the dimension of such subspaces when is a representation of a permutation group acting on qubits , or a Hamiltonian . The Kronecker product of matrices is employed to construct the Lie algebras associated with different permutation-invariant groups . Numerical results on the number of dimensions support the the developed theory.
37 pages, 6 figures, 1 table. Submitted to IOP Physica Scripta
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