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Generating random unitaries by products of conjugated Hamiltonian evolutions
Random unitary operations are a fundamental resource for quantum information processing, yet provably generating them with experimentally available controls remains challenging. Existing approaches often require calculating higher-order operator expectation values, relying on statistical assumptions
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