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Qubit coupled cluster singles and doubles variational quantum eigensolver ansatz for electronic structure calculations

Journal

QUANTUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Volume 6, Issue 1, Pages -

Publisher

IOP Publishing Ltd
DOI: 10.1088/2058-9565/abbc74

Keywords

variational quantum eigensolver; electronic structure calculations; unitary coupled cluster singles and doubles excitations

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  1. National Science Foundation [1839191-ECCS]
  2. U.S. Department of Energy (Office of Basic Energy Sciences)

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VQE is considered a major potential application of near term quantum computing for electronic structure calculations. The UCCSD VQE ansatz has achieved high accuracy, but requires extra terms for parity when using the Jordan-Wigner transformation. The proposed VQE ansatz based on particle preserving exchange gate has a gate complexity up-bounded to O(n(4)) for all-to-all connectivity, and provides very accurate results for simple molecular systems.
Variational quantum eigensolver (VQE) for electronic structure calculations is believed to be one major potential application of near term quantum computing. Among all proposed VQE algorithms, the unitary coupled cluster singles and doubles excitations (UCCSD) VQE ansatz has achieved high accuracy and received a lot of research interest. However, the UCCSD VQE based on fermionic excitations needs extra terms for the parity when using Jordan-Wigner transformation. Here we introduce a new VQE ansatz based on the particle preserving exchange gate to achieve qubit excitations. The proposed VQE ansatz has gate complexity up-bounded toO(n(4)) for all-to-all connectivity wherenis the number of qubits of the Hamiltonian. Numerical results of simple molecular systems such as BeH2, H2O, N-2, H(4)and H(6)using the proposed VQE ansatz gives very accurate results within errors about 10(-3)Hartree.

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