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A Spectral Identifiability Threshold for Dissipative Rate Recovery from Truncated Liouvillian Spectra
AI InsightThis paper analyzes a six-qubit Lindblad model, deriving the minimum number of truncated Liouvillian spectral modes needed to recover dissipation rates. Compared with previous full-spectrum analyses, it proves population modes carry no dephasing information, requiring all D=2^n non-steady modes for uniform dephasing identifiability, establishing a checkable theoretical lower bound.Key TakeawayPopulation modes lack dephasing information, requiring all 2^n modes for identifiability.Why It MattersThis threshold guides spectral truncation in quantum parameter estimation, preventing unidentifiable dissipation rates due to missing modes.Who's Affected- AI ResearchersProvides an analytical bound for system identification in quantum machine learning.
- Quantum Computing DevelopersEnables more efficient noise characterization experiments, avoiding ineffective measurements.
What's NextWatch whether this analytical threshold generalizes to larger qubit counts or non-uniform dephasing models, and its agreement with experiments.Importance 68/100