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Calculated energy of F2 as a function on bond length. The solid line gives the reference FCI result calculated with Psi4. The squares and circles give the raw and measurementcorrected results from IBM's Poughkeepsie quantum computer. All energies are given with respect to the exact result at the equilibrium bond length.

Calculated energy of F2 as a function on bond length. The solid line gives the reference FCI result calculated with Psi4. The squares and circles give the raw and measurementcorrected results from IBM's Poughkeepsie quantum computer. All energies are given with respect to the exact result at the equilibrium bond length.

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Near-term quantum computers may be able to significantly speed up complex computational tasks, but algorithms that make efficient use of quantum resources are needed. Quantum chemistry is widely regarded as a candidate for the first demonstration of quantum advantage with near-term quantum computers. In the present work, we demonstrate how taking a...

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... used the optimized angles obtained from the simulations as the parameters for the experiments. Figure 5 shows the results from the quantum computer compared to the exact result. Before measurement correction there is an average error of 159 kcal/mol. ...

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