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From Heat to Homology: Spectral Gap Transfer for Exact Quantum Gibbs Sampling at All Temperatures
Preparing Gibbs states through dissipative dynamics requires controlling convergence for the chosen Hamiltonian $H$ and coupling operators. However, efficient implementation requires convergence guarantees from the spectral gap of the generator of the dynamics, which remains a crucial challenge. Rec
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