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QuanONet: Quantum Neural Operator with Application to Differential Equation

Ruocheng Wang, Zhuo Xia, Ge Yan, Junchi Yan

2025Year
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Abstract

Differential equations are essential and popular in science and engineering. Learning-based methods including neural operators, have emerged as a promising paradigm. We explore its quantum counterpart, and propose QuanONet -a quantum neural operator which has not been well studied in literature compared with their counterparts in other machine learning areas. We design a novel architecture as a hardware-efficient ansatz, in the era of noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ). Its circuit is pure quantum. By lying its ground on the operator approximation theorem for its quantum counterpart, QuanONet in theory can fit various differential equation operators. We also propose its modified version TF-QuanONet with ability to adaptively fit the dominant frequency of the problem. The real-device empirical results on problems including anti-derivative operators, Diffusion-reaction Systems demonstrate that QuanONet outperforms peer quantum methods when their model sizes are set akin to QuanONet.

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