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Lie-Algebraic Bounds on Quantum Control Time via the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff Formula
The time required to implement a desired unitary operation is a central issue in quantum control, especially for many-body systems with limited control access. While controllability theory determines whether a target unitary is reachable in principle, it does not directly quantify the implementation
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