Physical Neural Networks for Quantum Computing

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Abstract



In this work, we successfully demonstrated a Physical Neural Networks (PNN) capable of minimizing a given cost function by gradient descent, laying the groundwork for applying PNNs as a low-energy solution for optimizing the noise seen by a silicon spin qubit within a given Coulomb diamond. Excluding the input of a digital clock signal, this PNN solves the gradient descent problem using entirely analog computing methods. We demonstrated our PNN on a simulated noise map and found it reduced the energy required to reach the minimal noise point when tested against a comparable digital computing program.

*We thank NSF for funding this research.

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Presenters

  • Paul R Kliewer

    • Colorado School of Mines

Authors

  • Chandler E Wilburn

    • Colorado School of Mines
  • Paul R Kliewer

    • Colorado School of Mines
  • Leo G Gaytan

    • Colorado School of Mines
  • Bradley Q Lloyd

    • Colorado School of Mines
  • Meenakshi Singh

    • Colorado School of Mines