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Quantum Imaginary Time Evolution on an Infinite 1D Chain
We introduce a quantum-circuit algorithm for performing imaginary-time evolution on infinite one-dimensional lattice systems. The method uses a parameterized quantum circuit to represent a uniform matrix product state ansatz. We derive the ITE algorithm using the time-dependent variational principle
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