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Quantum linear solvers for quantum chemistry: prospects of exponential quantum advantage
Quantum linear solvers (QLSs) offer the potential for quantum advantage in solving quantum chemical problems, but assessing such an advantage hinges on determining condition number ($κ$) scaling, which itself is computationally challenging. While a recent work applied the HHL algorithm to single-ref
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