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Disentangling Expressibility, Symmetry Protection, and Hardware Noise in Variational Quantum Simulation of the Two-Flavor Schwinger Model
Existing quantum simulations of the two-flavor Schwinger model have run at a single lattice size, and it is not known how far the variational approach can be pushed or which weakness stops it first. Following the model from N = 2 to 6 staggered lattice sites, we find that the binding constraint at r
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