Stefano Carniani, Kevin Hainline
Featured May 29, 2026
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This paper shows how to precisely measure not just how different two quantum states are, but also how their hidden pure forms must be twisted to match up best, using a clever geometric trick.
The paper turns a hard problem of finding the best hidden pure states into an easier problem of finding the best way to rotate them.
This new method gives a number for how different states are, plus a unique angle showing how their hidden forms are rotated, which helps understand quantum noise better.
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