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Persistence of Fractal Structures in Iterated Quantum Protocols: Robustness to Preparation and Gate Errors
Repeatedly combining entangling gates on an ensemble of qubits with measurement and postselection on a part of them induces a nonlinear evolution of the unmeasured qubits' state, whose fractal convergence boundaries make the outcome sensitive to the initial state. We study a family of iterated proto
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