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RESEARCH·Sep 1, 2026

BAHAMAS: A Control Plane for Optimization and Execution of Variational Quantum Circuits

Variational quantum algorithms (VQAs) suffer from unstable optimization due to temporal noise drift and static qubit mappings that distort gradient signals across iterations. We present BAHAMAS, an online control framework that stabilizes noise exposure by adaptively selecting physical mappings via consensus-based fidelity estimation, without requiring simulators, offline training, or prior executions. Across real quantum devices, BAHAMAS improv...

RESEARCH·Sep 1, 2026

Alphabet-Dependent Bounds for Pure Quantum $(r,\rho)$-Locally Recoverable Codes

A quantum $(r,\rho)$-locally recoverable code ($(r,\rho)$-qLRC) is a quantum code in which every qudit can be recovered from at most $r+\rho-1$ other qudits, even after $\rho-1$ additional erasures inside the recovery set. The bounds currently known for this class, namely the Singleton-like and the GG Singleton-like bounds, are alphabet independent and are therefore loose for small-to-moderate qudit dimensions. In this letter, we derive three al...

RESEARCH·Sep 1, 2026

Dissipation across the ultrastrong-coupling regime of nanomechanical quantum Rabi systems

Mechanical resonators ultrastrongly coupled to quantum two-level systems provide a promising route towards mechanical qubits by introducing significant anharmonicity to the mechanical modes, particularly in the slow-oscillator regime. Although the resulting hybrid system is well described by the quantum Rabi model, a consistent treatment of dissipation remains challenging across the broad parameter space routinely probed in current nanotube elec...

RESEARCH·Sep 1, 2026

Quantum synchronization of spin-1 system: Enhanced synchronization due to additive Lindblad operators

We experimentally investigate quantum synchronization for one of the simplest possible quantum systems, namely an externally driven few-level system with equally spaced energy levels effectively acting as a spin-1 system. Coupling to excited auxiliary states, we realize additive effective Lindblad operators that are associated with non-conventional dissipative pathways, which are shown to enhance, in certain parameter regimes, quantum synchroniz...

New Underground Map of the Los Angeles Region Tracks Seismic Shaking
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New Underground Map of the Los Angeles Region Tracks Seismic Shaking

In computer simulations of The Big One—a large magnitude earthquake that may occur along the San Andreas Fault in California—seismic waves ripple from a magnitude 7.8 epicenter near the Salton Sea up into the Los Angeles Basin. For minutes in this simulation, the ground beneath downtown Los Angeles shakes like Jell-O because the region is built upon a deep basin of soft sediments, which can amplify seismic waves. The structure and composition of the ground make a large impact on the strength...

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Xanadu Unveils Technical Roadmap Targeting 1,000+ Logical Qubits by 2031 - Quantum Computing Report
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Xanadu Unveils Technical Roadmap Targeting 1,000+ Logical Qubits by 2031 - Quantum Computing Report

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