Johannes Jakob Meyer

Simulating quantum chaos without chaos Quantum chaos is a quantum many-body phenomenon that is associated with a number of intricate properties, such as level repulsion in energy spectra or distinct scalings of out-of-time ordered correlat...

arxiv.org/abs/2410.18196

I think the best bit is that they have a guy named "Clifford Mapp" on their team!

Very nice! Michael Wolf also has some very good newer ones: mediatum.ub.tum.de/download/170...

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Context please

I guess that particular myth was formulated so that you can debunk it. I never heard anyone claim that error mitigation cannot be used, just that it is no scalable solution for the problem.

We should all recall once in a while that we as a community are in a hamster wheel of our own making. This means we can also just choose to be nicer and more helpful to each other.

That said, one line rejects should not happen. At the end of the day we've all been on the other side and justifiably annoyed by bad reviews.

Therefore, it's more of an answer to the question: "how likely is this to cross the bar relative to the other submissions in your batch?". In that way, "weak reject" doesn't mean the submission is not good science, but just that there is so much other good stuff out there.

Something that is important for context – and that I only realized after seeing the process from the inside – is that the scores are not meant to judge the quality of the submission. The task of the PC is to make a program.

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