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Noise structuring in fixed-depth Trotter simulation: stationary channels and observable-level depolarization
We analyze fixed-depth Trotter simulation as a method for structuring hardware noise in digital many-body dynamics. The number of layers is chosen using the largest endpoint time and is then kept fixed throughout the time scan, making the total noise dose approximately independent of the endpoint ti
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