Symbol H
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The dossier for this paper flags something the two equations above do not, by themselves, settle: the periodic-evolution bound above was derived for a Hamiltonian with a genuinely time-independent spectrum. A real computation drives H() through a sequence of different instantaneous Hamiltonians, one per gate, and nothing guarantees in advance that a chain of instantaneously applied bounds sums to a valid bound on the whole chain. The condition that licenses treating [] as a legitimate partition into instantaneously static Levitin-Toffoli steps is a quasi-static one: over one local orthogonalization time = /[2( H()-)] ,…
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Equation 34 · Evolutionary Physics
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The dossier for this paper flags something the two equations above do not, by themselves, settle: the periodic-evolution bound above was derived for a Hamiltonian with a genuinely time-independent spectrum. A real computation drives H() through a sequence of different instantaneous Hamiltonians, one per gate, and nothing guarantees in advance that a chain of instantaneously applied bounds sums to a valid bound on the whole chain. The condition that licenses treating [] as a legitimate partition into instantaneously static Levitin-Toffoli steps is a quasi-static one: over one local orthogonalization time = /[2( H()-)] ,…