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Gap Sensitivity and Bottleneck Migration in Sparse Constraint-Preserving Quantum Annealing
Constraint-preserving exchange drivers allow many coupling graphs that preserve the same feasible sector, but exhibit different minimum gaps along an annealing path. We derive an exchange-resolved sensitivity of the normalised minimum gap for fixed-cardinality Laplacian drivers sharing a Dicke groun
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