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Accelerating Quantum Simulations of Materials Through Parameter and Ansatz Transfer Strategies
Quantum computing offers a promising route for electronic-structure calculations, but practical condensed-matter applications often require solving large families of related Hamiltonians arising from $\mathbf{k}$-point sampling, compositional variation, defects, and changes in system size. Here, we
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