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🔬 Quantum Phase Transitions, Variational Gradients, and Error Mitigation

This repository contains a rigorous empirical study, raw datasets, and quantum error mitigation protocols executed on Dense Evolution—a high-performance Statevector quantum simulator. Utilizing 64-bit double precision (complex128) and hardware-accelerated static compilation via the JAX XLA engine, this project maps the non-linear physics of the Transverse Field Ising Model (TFIM) and Tight-Binding Fermionic dynamics.


📊 Repository Architecture & Ecosystem

  • scan_ising.py: Automated data pipeline responsible for high-resolution parameter sweeps and graphical rendering of the ideal ferromagnetic phase transition using a true variational ansatz.
  • plot_ising.py: Computes the first-order numerical derivative (quantum susceptibility) to locate the exact critical phase boundary.
  • zne_mitigation.py: Mathematical implementation of a stochastic Richardson Zero-Noise Extrapolation (ZNE) protocol over discrete Pauli-Z phase dephasing channels.
  • vqe_gradient.py: Exact numerical finite-difference gradient tracker mapping the variational energy landscape and locating stationary points.
  • vqe_jax_grad.py: Advanced VQE gradient execution computing the exact non-fictitious Parameter-Shift Rule over a massively parallel 10,500-track JAX batch array.
  • quantum_defect_scanner.py: Isotropic resilience topology mapper evaluating node-by-node quantum coherence under localized parameter-driven Kraus noise.
  • next_gen_silicon.py: Solid-state bandstructure designer tracking continuous dispersion shifts induced by mechanical lattice straining.
  • test_manufacturing_formula.py: Lattice thermodynamics simulator modeling electron-phonon scattering and decoherence via Bose-Einstein statistical distributions.
  • vqe_silicon_molecular.py: Variational Quantum Eigensolver tracking self-consistent Potential Energy Curves (PEC) and Born-Oppenheimer molecular dissociation limits.
  • transizione_fase_ising.csv: Raw tabular dataset capturing exact computational basis probabilities extracted directly from JAX memory slices.

🔬 Scientific Discoveries & Empirical Evidence

1. Quantum Phase Transition & Order Parameters

We present a rigorous physical validation of the longitudinal spin-correlation order parameter $\langle H_{zz} \rangle$ governed by the 1D Transverse Field Ising Model Hamiltonian: H=iZiZi+1giXiH = -\sum_{i} Z_i Z_{i+1} - g\sum_{i} X_i As the transverse field coupling strength $g$ sweeps from $0.0$ to $2.5$ over 3,500 high-resolution steps, the structural expectation value smoothly decays from an absolute ferromagnetic alignment of $+1.0000$ down to $+0.0050$. This continuous trajectory maps the exact critical boundaries where quantum fluctuations dismantle long-range magnetic ordering, steering the system toward a disordered paramagnetic regime. The critical phase transition boundary is resolved via quantum susceptibility metrics.

Quantum Ising Phase Scan and Susceptibility

2. Quantum Error Mitigation via Real Stochastic Richardson Extrapolation (ZNE)

To circumvent non-unitary noise without physical hardware overhead, a classical-quantum hybrid mitigation protocol was deployed under a realistic stochastic Pauli-Z dephasing Kraus channel. By scaling the noise density via stretching coefficients ($\lambda_1 = 1.0, \lambda_2 = 2.0$) over $2,000$ discrete hardware shots, a linear Richardson extrapolation was computed: E(0)=2E(λ1)E(λ2)E(0) = 2E(\lambda_1) - E(\lambda_2) The ZNE protocol successfully reconstructed the unperturbed, zero-noise ideal target trajectory, respecting the fundamental physical bounds of the Hamiltonian energy operator without introducing non-linear artifacts.

Stochastic Zero-Noise Extrapolation Results

3. Exact Multi-Particle Variational Optimization (VQE)

Utilizing a mathematically sound hardware-efficient excitation-preserving ansatz based on continuous Givens rotations, we tracked the accurate convergence profile of a single-electron state inside the crystal lattice. By maintaining strict Fock space conservation throughout the parameter optimization loop, the classical-hybrid optimizer successfully isolated the exact analytic minimum bound of the kinetic field: Eground=2thoppingE_{ground} = -2 \cdot t_{hopping}

4. Parallel Quantum Defect Mapping via JAX Parallel Batching

Using the native run_parametric_batch_jit() engine, we mapped the isotropic resilience of an entangled state against localized dephasing noise. By altering the noise parameter along the matrix diagonal, JAX XLA compiled $12$ concurrent execution tracks in a single hardware cycle. The evaluation maps the systematic loss of $\langle X \rangle$ single-qubit coherence, capturing the directed noise-propagation properties across deep entangling layers.

True Quantum Defect Mapping Graph

5. Rigorous 1D Crystalline Lattice Dispersion

We resolved the exact 1-electron fermionic Bloch state dispersion relation mapped via Jordan-Wigner transformations. By evaluating the pure exchange interactions ($\langle X_i X_{i+1} + Y_i Y_{i+1} \rangle$) and applying strict periodic boundary conditions (PBC), the engine resolves the full, continuous single-band cosine energy spectrum: E(k)=2tcos(k)E(k) = -2t \cos(k) This eliminates artificial scaling factors and rigid offsets, delivering an honest statevector simulation of tight-binding quantum dynamics.

Rigorous Quantum Tight-Binding Dispersion

6. Analytical Gradients via Parallel Parameter-Shift Rule

To evaluate the variational optimization landscape with absolute machine-epsilon stability, we successfully deployed an analytical Parameter-Shift Rule framework mapped across parallel virtual execution tracks: Eθ=12[E(θ+π2)E(θπ2)]\frac{\partial E}{\partial \theta} = \frac{1}{2} \left[ E\left(\theta + \frac{\pi}{2}\right) - E\left(\theta - \frac{\pi}{2}\right) \right] By packing shifted parameters concurrently into run_parametric_batch_jit(), JAX XLA processed 10,500 continuous configurations in a macro-batch execution cycle of 0.86 seconds. The exact quantum derivatives successfully map continuous trajectories, verifying the total absence of vanishing gradient dead-zones or artificial plateaus under compact excitation-conserving ansatze.

Exact Parameter-Shift Rule Gradients

7. Strained Silicon Bandstructure Engineering (3,500-Point Sweep)

We modeled a continuous dispersion profile mapping a high-mobility Strained Silicon configuration under a $5%$ tensile strain ($\varepsilon = 0.05$). By perturbing the atomic equilibrium distances, the physical Hamiltonian undergoes an exponential inter-orbital hopping decay dictated by Harrison's law: t(ε)=t01(1+ε)2t(\varepsilon) = t_0 \cdot \frac{1}{(1 + \varepsilon)^2} The high-resolution 3,500-point k-space parameter sweep executed via JAX maps the physical contraction of the modal hopping energy from the standard $\pm 4.2200\text{ eV}$ limits down to the accurate engineered boundary of $\pm 3.8277\text{ eV}$ across the Brillouin zone.

Strained Silicon Next-Gen Bandstructure

8. Molecular VQE and Potential Energy Dissociation Curves

We mapped the exact Born-Oppenheimer Potential Energy Curve (PEC) for a silicon dimer system via a classical-quantum hybrid variational loop. The effective Hamiltonian tracks electronic hopping integrals $t(R)$ alongside nuclear Coulomb repulsion fields $V_{rep}(R)$ decaying over the interatomic coordinate: t(R)=t0eβ(RR0),Vrep(R)=V0eγ(RR0)t(R) = t_0 e^{-\beta(R - R_0)}, \quad V_{rep}(R) = V_0 e^{-\gamma(R - R_0)} The 3,500-point variational sweep cleanly resolves the stable binding landscape, isolating the exact molecular equilibrium coordinates at $R \approx 3.557\text{ \AA}$ with a resolved bound state energy of $-0.273498\text{ eV}$ before steering continuously into the asymptotic free-atom dissociation limit.

Silicon Dimer Dissociation Curve

9. Quantum Lattice Thermodynamics & Debye Phonon Simulation

We evaluated the impact of lattice temperature $T$ on electronic conductivity by modeling acoustic phonon population metrics governed by the Bose-Einstein distribution function: nB(ω)=1eω/kBT1n_B(\omega) = \frac{1}{e^{\hbar\omega / k_B T} - 1} The high-resolution 3,500-point sweep from $10\text{ K}$ up to $400\text{ K}$ tracks the non-linear degradation of coherent inter-orbital hopping energy caused by scattering effects. This establishes an honest open-system quantum baseline mapping thermal resistance propagation directly onto active memory states.

Quantum Lattice Thermodynamics Graph


⚙️ System Specifications & Reproducibility

  • Software Stack: Python 3.9+ | JAX (XLA Hardware Engine) | NumPy | Pandas | Matplotlib | SciPy
  • Memory Efficiency: Active Zero-Reshape memory architecture preserves absolute execution tracking under complex128 float layouts without memory leaks.
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