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Benchmarking a randomized quantum algorithm for estimating expectation values of molecular observables
Randomized quantum algorithms for the estimation of expectation values of molecular observables offer a promising route to early fault-tolerant quantum advantage by trading circuit depth for an increased number of samples. However, this begs the question whether the resulting measurement overhead re
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