Hexagonal-lattice conjecture for simultaneous quantum optimization
Hexagonal-lattice conjecture for simultaneous quantum optimization
Let range over periodic configurations of arbitrary fixed density in phase space, and consider the associated quantum packing, covering, and paving problems. The hexagonal-lattice conjecture. The hexagonal lattice solves all quantum problems simultaneously among periodic configurations of arbitrary fixed density. The conjecture is presented as a heuristic generalization of the known two-dimensional hexagonal-lattice extremality results, but no proof is given for the full collection of quantum problems and arbitrary fixed density.
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Primary source
Markus Faulhuber and Thomas Strohmer, “Quantum paving: When sphere packings meet Gabor frames”, arXiv:2408.08975 (2024).
Additional references
5 papers in this index state this conjecture (2004–2024). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2211.12682, arXiv:1412.3026, arXiv:1312.2057, arXiv:math/0406198.
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