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Phase-cycled randomized benchmarking of quantum processors: recovering hidden classical noise correlations
Randomized benchmarking can hide classical temporal correlations because its Clifford-twirled response is even in the noise phase. For a stationary symmetric telegraph fluctuator, we show that continuous evolution and independent stationary resets at slot boundaries yield identical mean responses fo
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