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Reducing the Entanglement Cost of Distributed Bipartite Quantum Computation with Constant Qubit Overhead
Distributed quantum computation connects multiple quantum processing units (QPUs) through quantum communication to jointly perform large-scale quantum computations. Since the number of qubits available at each QPU is limited, it is important to reduce quantum communication while keeping the qubit ov
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