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SUMMARY:Yuanjie Ren (MIT)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/MathPic/131/
 ">Solving the problem of preparing solvable anyons with constant-depth ada
 ptive quantum circuits</a>\nby Yuanjie Ren (MIT) as part of Mathematical P
 icture Language Seminar\n\nLecture held in Jefferson 356 and Zoom https://
 harvard.zoom.us/j/779283357?pwd=MitXVm1pYUlJVzZqT3lwV2pCT1ZUQT09.\n\nAbstr
 act\nThe classification of topological phases of quantum matter has recent
 ly been extended to allow constant-depth adaptive local quantum circuits. 
 In this setting\, a fundamental problem is the classification of topologic
 al phases that become equivalent to the trivial phase under adaptive quant
 um circuits. These are precisely the topological phases with ground states
  that can be prepared by constant-depth adaptive quantum circuits. In this
  work we establish such a classification in terms of solvable anyon theori
 es\, and argue that it is complete.\nSolvable anyon theories are a vast ge
 neralization of solvable groups that includes cyclic nonabelian anyons\, a
 nd anyons with irrational quantum dimensions such as Ising anyons.\nWe int
 roduce a sequential gauging procedure that can produce a string-net ground
  state in any topological phase described by solvable anyons via a constan
 t-depth adaptive local quantum circuit. We furthermore introduce a sequent
 ial ungauging and regauging procedure to implement string operators of arb
 itrary length for any solvable anyon theory via constant-depth adaptive lo
 cal quantum circuits. Our general results are demonstrated for the quantum
  double of S3 and for several examples that go beyond solvable groups incl
 uding the doubled Ising theory\, and the Drinfeld center of the Z3 Tambara
 -Yamagami category.\n\nPasscode: 657361\n
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