Appetizing Quantum Bits: Five Papers Looking at Noise, GANs, VQAs, Qubit Testing

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Here are five papers from the Quantum Science Center (ORNL), Intel, the University of Science and Technology of China, the Quantum Information Sciences Section (ORNL) and University College Dublin that tackle the topics above. All were posted to arXiv in July. The steady flow of papers tackling quantum computing, even through the summer, is impressive.

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