Quantum information processing method and device for finding a differential of energy

A quantum information processing method for finding a differential of energy by processing executed by a classical computer, the processing comprising:

• outputting a Hamiltonian and initial information of a parameter expressing of a quantum circuit;
• according to a parameter of a first quantum circuit that was output from a quantum computer and was generated by quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit based on the Hamiltonian and the initial information, generating a parameter of a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate and outputting the parameter of the second quantum circuit;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation that were output from the quantum computer and computed according to the parameter of the second quantum circuit, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A quantum information processing method for finding a differential of energy by processing executed by a quantum computer, the processing comprising:

• based on a Hamiltonian and initial information of a parameter of a quantum circuit that were output from a classical computer, executing quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit to generate a parameter of a first quantum circuit and outputting the parameter of the first quantum circuit;
• based on a parameter that expresses a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate, that was output from a classical computer, and that accords with the parameter of the first quantum circuit, executing quantum computation and outputting measurement results of the quantum computation;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A classical computer configured to execute processing, the processing comprising:

• outputting a Hamiltonian and initial information of a parameter of a quantum circuit;
• according to a parameter of a first quantum circuit that was output from a quantum computer and was generated by quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit based on the Hamiltonian and the initial information, generating a parameter of a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate and outputting the parameter of the second quantum circuit;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation that were output from the quantum computer and computed according to the parameter of the second quantum circuit, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A quantum computer configured to execute processing, the processing comprising:

• based on a Hamiltonian and initial information of a parameter of a quantum circuit that were output from a classical computer, executing quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit to generate a parameter of a first quantum circuit for computing energy and outputting the parameter of the first quantum circuit;
• based on a parameter that expresses a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate, that was output from a classical computer, and that accords with the parameter of the first quantum circuit, executing quantum computation and outputting measurement results of the quantum computation;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A non-transitory recording medium storing a quantum information processing program to cause a classical computer to execute processing, the processing comprising:

• outputting a Hamiltonian and initial information of a parameter of a quantum circuit;
• according to a parameter of a first quantum circuit for computing energy that was output from a quantum computer and was generated by quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit based on the Hamiltonian and the initial information, generating a parameter of a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate and outputting the parameter of the second quantum circuit;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation that were output from the quantum computer and computed according to the parameter of the second quantum circuit, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A non-transitory recording medium storing a quantum information processing program to cause a quantum computer to execute processing, the processing comprising:

• based on a Hamiltonian and initial information of a parameter of a quantum circuit that were output from a classical computer, executing quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit to generate a parameter of a first quantum circuit for computing energy and outputting the parameter of the first quantum circuit;
• based on a parameter that expresses a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate, that was output from a classical computer, and that accords with the parameter of the first quantum circuit, executing quantum computation and outputting measurement results of the quantum computation;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A quantum information processing method for finding a differential of energy by processing executed by a classical computer, the processing comprising:

• according to a parameter of a first quantum circuit that was output from a quantum computer and was generated by quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit based on a Hamiltonian and initial information, generating a parameter of a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate and outputting the parameter of the second quantum circuit;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation that were output from the quantum computer and computed according to the parameter of the second quantum circuit, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A classical computer configured to execute processing, the processing comprising:

• according to a parameter of a first quantum circuit that was output from a quantum computer and was generated by quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit on a Hamiltonian and initial information, generating a parameter of a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate and outputting the parameter of the second quantum circuit;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation that were output from the quantum computer and computed according to the parameter of the second quantum circuit, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A non-transitory recording medium storing a quantum information processing program to cause a classical computer to execute processing, the processing comprising:

• according to a parameter of a first quantum circuit for computing energy that was output from a quantum computer and was generated by quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit based on a Hamiltonian and initial information, generating a parameter of a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate and outputting the parameter of the second quantum circuit;
• and
• based on measurement results of quantum computation that were output from the quantum computer and computed according to the parameter of the second quantum circuit, based on the Hamiltonian, and based on a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, generating a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.

A quantum information processing method for finding a differential of energy by processing executed on a hybrid system including at least one or more classical computers and at least one or more quantum computers, the quantum information processing method comprising:

• a classical computer outputting a Hamiltonian and initial information of a parameter of a quantum circuit;
• a quantum computer, based on the Hamiltonian and the initial information output from a classical computer, executing quantum computation employing a method for computing an approximation of an eigenvalue for minimum of a Hamiltonian by variational updating of a parameter of a quantum circuit to generate a parameter of a first quantum circuit for computing energy, and outputting the parameter of the first quantum circuit;
• a classical computer, based on the parameter of the first quantum circuit output from a quantum computer, generating a parameter of a second quantum circuit including a rotation gate by inserting the rotation gate between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit, and outputting the parameter of the second quantum circuit;
• a quantum computer, based on the parameter of the second quantum circuit output from a classical computer, executing quantum computation and outputting measurement results of this quantum computation;
• and
• a classical computer, based on the measurement results output from a quantum computer, the Hamiltonian, and a derivative function of the Hamiltonian, computing a derivative function of energy corresponding to the Hamiltonian and outputting the derivative function of energy,
• wherein the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R±a,μ expressed by Equation (1) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit in order to compute the derivative function of energy for a ground state, or the classical computer inserts a rotation gate R(s),+a,μ expressed by Equation (2) below between a plurality of unitary gates in the first quantum circuit to compute the derivative function of energy for an excited state
• Ra,μ±=exp(±iπPa,μ/4)
• Pa,μ∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (1)
• Ra,μ(s),+=exp(iπPa,μ(s)/4)
• Pa,μ(s)∈
• ={I,X,Y,Z}⊗n (2)
• wherein a is an index from among indices a, b, c, . . . used to discriminate between elements of a parameter vector of a quantum circuit, μ is an index used to discriminate between Pauli operators, s is an index to represent excited states, is a Pauli operator collection, I, X, Y, and Z are Pauli operators, ⊗ is the Kronecker product symbol, and n is a natural number.