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Certifying fermionic Gaussian states (and a little more) with optimal precision dependence
Fermionic Gaussian states are the workhorse reference states for qubit-based quantum simulation of fermionic systems, yet existing certification protocols either proceed via fidelity estimation, leading to suboptimal sample complexity in the target precision $ε$, only apply to Haar-typical states, o
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