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Black Hole Information Paradox

Analyzed domain adaptation techniques for sim-to-real transfer with extreme class imbalance.

Highlights

  • Simulated black-hole-like quantum scrambling using randomized unitary circuits (layers of CNOT/H/controlled-phase) to model how infalling quantum states get rapidly mixed.
  • Implemented teleportation-based information retrieval inspired by the Yoshida–Yao protocol, evaluating recovery by measuring state fidelity between original and reconstructed qubits.
  • Developed a hybrid quantum–classical optimization loop (VQCs in PennyLane/Qiskit + optimizers like Adam/RMSprop) to maximize retrieval fidelity, including scaling + noise studies (4–5 → 10+ qubits) with mitigation experiments.

Demo

Next: embed a Hugging Face Space here (or custom inference UI).