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From Round-Trip State Echo to Error Recovery: Snapshot-Resolved Quantum-Hardware Diagnostics
Quantum-hardware scores vary across workloads and execution times. We study these variations through repeated communication and deletion-recovery experiments on superconducting and trapped-ion hardware. Our opening test is round-trip state echo (RTSE): prepare one of four tetrahedral qubit states, m
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