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Decay versus dephasing in Rydberg analog optimization: exchange rate, mechanism, and schedule design
Numerical studies of noisy Rydberg-atom optimization almost universally compress decoherence into a single scalar, silently pricing spontaneous decay ($Γ$) and dephasing ($γ$) alike. We treat the two as independent axes, mapping a quantum-annealing heuristic for unit-disk maximum independent set on
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