Black Hole OLE
This eight-part series follows a reproducible 80-qubit Operator Loschmidt Echo experiment from tracker definition to IBM hardware, Fire Opal mitigation, a bounded classical tensor-network comparison, and a small exact toy model for learning the underlying echo and scrambling theory.
The black-hole connection is about quantum information scrambling. This is not a simulation of an astrophysical black hole, and the runtime result is not presented as a formal general proof of quantum advantage.
Article series
- Part 1: What we ran
- Part 2: How OLE works
- Part 3: Fire Opal and Kingston
- Part 4: The tensor-network challenge
- Part 5: Hawking and scrambling
- Part 6: What the result proves
- Part 7: Local toy model, theory, and user guide
- Part 8: QGSS26, OLE-OTOC, and protocol compatibility
Earlier Edukaizen pilot
Black-Hole Information, OLE, and an 80-Qubit Echo Signal