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Uniform Hiding and Two Routes to Relative Accuracy in Gaussian Boson Sampling
Gaussian boson sampling requires control of how closely finite optical matrices follow Gaussian reference laws. We prove an explicit total variation bound of order $N^2/M$ between a rescaled Haar transpose Gram block and its Gaussian transpose Gram counterpart, where $N$ is the detected photon count
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