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Error Mitigation by Zero-Noise Extrapolation (ZNE) in Indirect-Control System
The indirect-control paradigm offers a scalable approach to quantum computation by restricting external operations to a small subset of qubits, whereas the entire system evolves under its intrinsic many-body Hamiltonian. This framework reduces hardware complexity and limits the noise introduced thro
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