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Witness assisted eigenspectra solver on a silicon quantum photonic simulator

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Abstract

We demonstrate a new protocol capable of finding ground and excited states of physical Hamiltonians via an eigenstate witness. The experimental test employs a silicon quantum photonic device, embedding arbitrary controlled unitary operations.

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