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Spectrally Corrected Polynomial Approximation for Quantum Singular Value Transformation

This paper introduces a spectrally corrected polynomial approximation method for Quantum Singular Value Transformation that leverages prior knowledge of a subset of a matrix's eigenvalues to enforce exact interpolation at those points without increasing polynomial degree, thereby significantly reducing circuit depth while maintaining high fidelity and robustness.

Krishnan Suresh2026-03-05⚛️ quant-ph
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