DIrectly Determined Pair-Natural Orbitals and their implications on Quantum Algorithms for Chemistry

ORAL

Abstract

I will discuss recent results that apply directly determined pair-natural orbitals to quantum chemistry algorithms on quantum computers (arxiv:2008.02819). The approach allows the automated construction of system-adapted orbitals through a classical surrogate model, leading to compact Hamiltonians with significantly reduced qubit requirements. Furthermore, the physical properties of the surrogate model can be exploited in the construction of low-depth quantum circuits. I will give a high level overwiev over the involved physical principles and numerical techniques, combined with more detailed illustrations on explicit examples.

*DOE Award No. DE-SC0019374
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
Canada Industrial Research Chairs Program
Canada 150 Research Chairs Program
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Anders G. Frøseth

Presenters

  • Jakob S. Kottmann

    • Chemistry/Computer Science, University of Toronto
    • Univ of Toronto

Authors

  • Jakob S. Kottmann

    • Chemistry/Computer Science, University of Toronto
    • Univ of Toronto
  • Philipp Schleich

    • Computer Science/Mathematics, RWTH Aachen
  • Teresa Tamayo-Mendoza

    • Chemistry, Harvard University
  • Alan Aspuru-Guzik

    • Univ of Toronto
    • Chemistry/Computer Science, University of Toronto
    • Department of Computer Science and Chemistry, University of Toronto