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Indirect Hamiltonian Estimation and Restricted Control

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I will discuss the indirect estimation of Hamiltonian parameters through measuring a few qubits of a large coupled graph. This can be seen as an instance of system identification. Then I will speak about the controllability of the graph through restricted operations on a few qubits. The two problems have a joint graph-theoretical criterion.

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