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- the invention relates to a method for simulating the quantum condition master equation in the process of simulating quantum transport by a circulating neural network.
- quantum transport As an important physical phenomenon in mesoscopic systems, quantum transport has been widely studied in recent years. For conventional devices, the signal-to-noise ratio can be improved by suppressing shot noise, but in systems composed of quantum dots, the shot noise cannot be reduced indefinitely. In fact, quantum transport noise in quantum devices is not necessarily harmful. These fine time-dependent shot noises can be sensitive to the fine dynamics of reaction transport processes, rich in quantum transport properties, and fine energy scales within them. Therefore, in the process of studying the transport characteristics of low-dimensional mesoscopic nanodevices, the test and analysis of the quantum shot noise system will become an important theoretical tool and method.
- quantum conditional master equation can describe the transport process of electric charge in detail, it is very difficult to further study the physical quantities related to this process because it is an infinite recursive differential equation system. Therefore, it is extremely important to solve the quantum conditional master equation in the transport process.
- the recurrent neural network that simulates the master equation of quantum conditions can be used to guide the design of micro-nano quantum devices.
- the purpose of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art, and to provide a simulation method of the quantum condition master equation in the process of simulating quantum transport by the cyclic neural network.
- a first aspect of the present invention provides a method for simulating the master equation of quantum conditions in the process of simulating quantum transport by a recurrent neural network, comprising the following steps:
- the long-short-term memory network includes T LSTM cells arranged in time sequence, each LSTM cell has an input value x t and an output value h t , and outputs The value h t will be passed into the LSTM cell at the next moment, and the LSTM cell has parameters (W, b);
- the quantum transport process corresponds to an achievable physical actual system.
- the quantum conditional master equation is derived from a two-level quantum charge bit transport system;
- the two-level quantum charge bit transport system includes a quantum dot system S and a power supply V, and the left electrode L of the quantum dot system S and The positive pole of the power supply V is connected, and the right electrode R of the quantum dot system S is connected to the negative pole of the power supply V;
- the total Hamiltonian of the two-level quantum charge bit transport system is:
- H s represents the Hamiltonian of the quantum dot system S
- HE represents the Hamiltonian of the left electrode L and the right electrode R
- H′ represents the interaction between the quantum dot system S and the electrodes. Hamiltonian.
- ⁇ (n) (t) represents the reduction of the system when n electrons pass through the quantum dot system S in time ⁇ t density matrix, represents the first derivative of ⁇ (n) (t) with respect to time.
- H s H s , HE and H'
- s represents the spin of the electron
- ⁇ and ⁇ represent the spin-up and spin-down, respectively
- j represents the energy level
- ⁇ j represents the energy of the jth energy level
- ⁇ represents the generation/annihilation operators of electrons at the jth energy level and spin s, respectively
- ⁇ is the Coulomb interaction energy of two electrons occupying the same energy level but with different spins
- n j ⁇ , n j ⁇ , n js represents the particle number operator when the electron occupies the jth energy level and the spin is ⁇ , ⁇ , s
- C E is the charge energy related to the number of electrons occupying the energy level
- ⁇ represents the electrode
- k represents the electron ⁇ ⁇ ks represents the energy of the electron with momentum k on the electrode.
- hc represents the generation operator of electrons with spin s and momentum k on the ⁇ electrode
- c ⁇ ks represents the annihilation operator of electrons with spin s and momentum k on the ⁇ electrode
- ⁇ ⁇ kj represents the interaction between the system and the environment Strength of action
- hc denotes Hermitian conjugation.
- ⁇ (n) is ⁇ (n) (t)
- ⁇ (n) (t) represents the generation operator of an electron with spin s at the jth energy level
- ⁇ represents the electron annihilation operator at the jth energy level with spin s
- ⁇ represents the spectral function independent variable in ;
- the current flowing through the quantum dot system S is expressed as:
- P(n,t) represents the probability that n electrons pass through the quantum dot system in ⁇ t time, e is the unit charge, and n is the number of electrons passing through the quantum dot system S per unit time;
- the shot noise spectrum of the current is expressed as:
- ⁇ represents the independent variable in the shot noise S( ⁇ ) function.
- the relationship between the density matrix of the two-level quantum charge bit transport system at different times is represented by the Kraus operator, that is, quantum hidden Markov: where m represents different K, and Km is the mth Kraus operator; this formula is equivalent to the quantum master equation;
- the data of the shot noise spectrum is used to construct the relationship between the density matrix traces, that is, the time t-1 and the time t, that is, to construct
- Tr[ ⁇ (n) (t)] to the h t parameter in the long short-term memory network
- the parameters (W, b) in the long-short-term memory network can be used as effect.
- the method also includes the following steps:
- Tr[ ⁇ (n) (t)] contribution to the total current to effectively truncate the value of n, where n represents the number of particles in the rewritten equation of the quantum conditional master equation;
- M is the maximum particle value that can be obtained in numerical experiments, and P M corresponds to the probability value of M electrons flowing through the quantum dot system;
- the data of the shot noise spectrum generated in the quantum transport process is divided into training data and test data;
- the first relation and the second relation are used to determine the simulation effect of the long-short-term memory network to simulate the quantum conditional master equation.
- the relationship between the long-short-term memory network in the recurrent neural network and the quantum conditional master equation is established, and the equivalent relationship between the two is obtained.
- the problem of infinite loop closure of the equation when solving the quantum conditional master equation is solved, and the simulation of the quantum conditional master equation by the recurrent neural network is realized.
- the premise of the derivation of the quantum conditional master equation is disclosed, that is, the specific implementation of the two-level quantum charge bit transport system; at the same time, in another exemplary implementation of the present invention
- the specific structure of the long and short-term memory network is disclosed.
- the value of n is effectively truncated by the method of the contribution of Tr[ ⁇ (n) (t)] to the total current, and the equation for solving the quantum condition master equation is further solved.
- the equation for solving the quantum condition master equation is further solved.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method disclosed by an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a technology implementation roadmap disclosed by an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a two-level quantum charge bit transport system disclosed in an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a quantum hidden Markov computation diagram disclosed by an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a long-short-term memory network computation diagram disclosed by an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an LSTM cell structure of a long-short-term memory network disclosed in an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a relationship diagram of the error of the training data and the number of iterations disclosed by an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a relationship diagram of the error of the test data with the number of iterations disclosed by an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- first, second, third, etc. may be used in this application to describe various information, such information should not be limited by these terms. These terms are only used to distinguish the same type of information from each other.
- first information may also be referred to as the second information, and similarly, the second information may also be referred to as the first information without departing from the scope of the present application.
- word "if” as used herein can be interpreted as "at the time of” or "when” or "in response to determining.”
- the quantum conditional master equation describing the quantum transport process
- the quantum hidden Markov process and the quantum master equation have a certain relationship
- the computational graph of found a connection between it and Recurrent Neural Networks.
- the recurrent neural network is trained with the noise spectrum data generated in the quantum transport process (a realizable physical system) to simulate the quantum conditional master equation. It can be used for the design of micro-nano quantum devices.
- FIG. 1 shows a method for simulating a quantum condition master equation in a quantum transport process by a recurrent neural network provided by an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, including the following steps:
- the long-short-term memory network includes T LSTM cells arranged in time sequence, each LSTM cell has an input value x t and an output value h t , and outputs The value h t will be passed into the LSTM cell at the next moment, and the LSTM cell has parameters (W, b);
- the shot noise spectrum S( ⁇ ) of the current obtained according to the master equation of quantum conditions (wherein, the shot noise spectrum S( ⁇ ) represents the actual calculated value, which can be collected from the quantum transport system under experimental conditions ), replace the input value x t ; use the density matrix trace Tr[ ⁇ (n) (t)] in the quantum condition master equation, replace the output value h t ; use the quantum condition master at time t-1 and time t before and after The relationship between the density matrix traces in the equation Substitute parameters(W,b);
- the quantum transport process corresponds to an achievable physical actual system.
- the connection between the long-short-term memory network in the recurrent neural network and the quantum conditional master equation is established, and the equivalent relationship between the two is obtained.
- the problem of infinite loop closure of the equation when solving the quantum conditional master equation is solved, and the simulation of the quantum conditional master equation by the recurrent neural network is realized.
- the three parameters correspond to the three parameters of the long and short-term memory network because: the quantum conditional master equation and the recurrent neural network are equivalent in the expansion calculation graph, that is, Figure 4 and Figure 5 ( The following exemplary embodiments will be expanded in detail); at the same time, since the long short-term memory network is related to the quantum transport system, and the shot noise spectrum is used to describe the quantum transport system/transport process, the use of The shot noise spectrum is used as the input parameter x t of the long short-term memory network.
- the xt parameter is the input parameter of the network, which is a sequence data
- the shot noise spectrum is also a sequence data.
- the sequence data of the shot noise spectrum is regarded as xt and input to the network.
- the change between the previous step of h and the two steps of this step is connected by ⁇ , and then the connection between the previous step and this step of the h parameter is through
- the network parameters are connected, whether it is the network parameters or ⁇ , they all do the same thing, that is, to connect the previous step and this step of a certain quantity, and then because h corresponds to ⁇ , we correspond ⁇ to the network parameters.
- the trained recurrent neural network or long short-term memory network can be used to guide the technical field of designing micro-nano quantum devices.
- the input value x t that is, the data of the shot noise spectrum S( ⁇ ) generated in the quantum transport process
- the parameter (W, b) is the parameter to be trained
- the output value h t the density matrix trace Tr[ ⁇ (n) (t)] in the quantum condition master equation
- the output value h t is unknown and is calculated by the long-short-term memory network. In the calculation process, only an initial value h 0 is required, and the subsequent time steps are calculated by the long-short-term memory network. owned.
- the following exemplary embodiment first derives the quantum conditional master equation describing the quantum transport process, and then finds that the quantum hidden Markov process and the quantum master equation are related to a certain extent.
- the computational graph found a connection between it and the recurrent neural network, as shown in Figure 2.
- the quantum condition master equation is derived from a two-level quantum charge bit transport system; as shown in FIG. 3 , the two-level quantum charge bit transport system includes quantum dots System S and power supply V, the left electrode L of the quantum dot system S is connected to the positive electrode of the power supply V, and the right electrode R of the quantum dot system S is connected to the negative electrode of the power supply V; electrons flow through the quantum dots under the excitation of an external voltage.
- the total Hamiltonian of the two-level quantum charge bit transport system is:
- H s represents the Hamiltonian of the quantum dot system S
- HE represents the Hamiltonian of the left electrode L and the right electrode R
- H′ represents the interaction between the quantum dot system S and the electrodes. Hamiltonian.
- H s , HE and H' are:
- s represents the spin of the electron
- ⁇ and ⁇ represent the spin-up and spin-down, respectively
- j represents the energy level
- ⁇ j represents the energy of the jth energy level
- ⁇ represents the generation/annihilation operators of electrons at the jth energy level and spin s, respectively
- ⁇ is the Coulomb interaction energy of two electrons occupying the same energy level but with different spins
- n j ⁇ , n j ⁇ , n js represents the particle number operator when the electron occupies the jth energy level and the spin is ⁇ , ⁇ , s
- C E is the charge energy related to the number of electrons occupying the energy level
- ⁇ represents the electrode
- k represents the electron ⁇ ⁇ ks represents the energy of the electron with momentum k on the electrode.
- hc represents the generation operator of electrons with spin s and momentum k on the ⁇ electrode
- c ⁇ ks represents the annihilation operator of electrons with spin s and momentum k on the ⁇ electrode
- ⁇ ⁇ kj represents the interaction between the system and the environment Strength of action
- hc denotes Hermitian conjugation.
- ⁇ (n) (t) represents the approximate density of the system when n electrons pass through the quantum dot system S in time ⁇ t densification matrix, represents the first derivative of ⁇ (n) (t) with respect to time.
- Equation (6) is referred to as a rewritten equation of the quantum conditional master equation in the following.
- the current flowing through the quantum dot system S is expressed as:
- P(n,t) represents the probability that n electrons pass through the quantum dot system S in ⁇ t time, e is the unit charge, and n is the number of electrons passing through the quantum dot system S per unit time;
- the shot noise spectrum of the current is expressed as:
- ⁇ represents the independent variable in the shot noise S( ⁇ ) function, which can be similarly understood as the frequency in the Fourier transform.
- the above exemplary embodiment deduces the quantum condition master equation describing the quantum transport process.
- the following content finds that the quantum hidden Markov process and the quantum master equation have a certain connection.
- the connection between it and the recurrent neural network specifically:
- the relationship between the density matrix of the two-level quantum charge bit transport system at different times is represented by the Kraus operator, that is, quantum hidden Markov: where m represents different K, and Km is the mth Kraus operator; this formula is equivalent to the quantum master equation, that is, formula (4);
- the following content compares the computational graph of quantum hidden Markov and the computational graph of recurrent neural network, and finds that there is a high similarity between the two. specifically:
- Figure 4 is a quantum hidden Markov calculation diagram.
- the evolution process of the density matrix is actually a process of cyclic calculation of parameters that do not change with time, that is, each transformation uses the ⁇ parameter.
- Figure 5 shows the calculation diagram of the long-short-term memory network. After the long-short-term memory network is trained, the (W, b) parameters of each calculation remain unchanged. Therefore, it can be seen that the connection between the computational graph of the quantum hidden Markov process and the recurrent neural network (long-short-term memory network computational graph) is found by expanding the computational graph of the quantum hidden Markov process.
- long short-term memory network is a subclass of recurrent neural network, which has great advantages in processing time series data.
- Figure 6 shows the specific structure of the LSTM cell of the long-short-term memory network.
- the relationship between the input value x t and the output value h t of the LSTM cell is given by the following equation:
- x t is the current input value
- h t can be output as the current output value and passed into the LSTM cell at the next moment.
- only the density matrix trace is used in the calculation of the shot noise spectrum due to the current (ie equation (8)). Therefore, only the shot noise spectrum data can be used to construct the relationship between the density matrix traces, that is, the connection between time t-1 and time t, that is, to construct (The constructed relationship does not include time);
- the evolution process of the density matrix is actually a process of cyclic calculation of parameters that do not change with time, which is consistent with the calculation idea of the cyclic neural network, that is, after the cyclic neural network is trained, the parameters (W, b) remain unchanged;
- the parameters (W, b) in the long short-term memory network can act as The role of linking the relationship between the previous step and the next step.
- Our goal is to construct such a relationship using data on the noise spectrum produced by two-level quantum systems.
- the method further includes the following steps:
- Tr[ ⁇ (n) (t)] contribution to the total current to effectively truncate the value of n, where n represents the number of particles in the rewritten equation of the quantum conditional master equation;
- M is the maximum particle value that can be obtained in numerical experiments, and P M corresponds to the probability value of M electrons flowing through the quantum dot system;
- the data of the shot noise spectrum generated in the quantum transport process is divided into training data and test data;
- the first relation and the second relation are used to determine the simulation effect of the long-short-term memory network to simulate the quantum conditional master equation.
- Figure 8 shows the error of the training data as a function of the number of iterations
- Figure 9 shows the error of the test data as a function of the number of iterations.
- the error gradually decreases with the number of iterations until it converges, which shows that we have constructed a good long-short-term memory network. That is to say, we use the long-short-term memory network to simulate the quantum conditional master equation very well.
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- 循环神经网络模拟量子输运过程中的量子条件主方程的模拟方法,其特征在于:包括以下步骤:建立一个循环神经网络,所述循环神经网络为长短时记忆网络;所述长短时记忆网络包括T个按时间顺序排列的LSTM细胞,每个LSTM细胞具有输入值x t和输出值h t,输出值h t会传入下一时刻的LSTM细胞中,LSTM细胞内具有参数(W,b);将根据量子条件主方程得到的电流的散粒噪声谱,替代输入值x t;利用量子条件主方程中的密度矩阵迹,替代输出值h t;利用前后时刻即t-1时刻和t时刻的量子条件主方程中的密度矩阵迹之间联系,替代参数(W,b);利用量子输运过程中产生的散粒噪声谱的数据来训练所述循环神经网络从而达到模拟量子条件主方程的目的;所述量子输运过程对应一个可实现的物理实际系统。
- 根据权利要求2所述的循环神经网络模拟量子输运过程中的量子条件主方程的模拟方法,其特征在于:假设量子点系统S和环境之间的相互作用不是很强,把H′当作微扰来处理,根据二阶矩累积展开和Lindblad方程,得到描述量子输运过程的量子主方程:式中,刘维尔超算符定义为: G(t,τ)是与量子点系统S哈密顿量H s有关的传播子;量子点系统S的约化密度矩阵为ρ(t)=Tr E[ρ T(t)],<(…)>=Tr E[(…)ρ E],ρ E表示电极的密度矩阵;i表示虚数单位,ρ(t)表示在t时刻的密度矩阵,τ表示小于时间t的任意时刻, 表示ρ(t)对时间的一阶导数;
- 根据权利要求3所述的循环神经网络模拟量子输运过程中的量子条件主方程的模拟方法,其特征在于:H s、H E和H′的具体形式为:式中,s表示电子的自旋,↑,↓分别表示自旋向上和自旋向下;j表示能级,ε j表示第j个能级的能量; 分别表示电子处于第j个能级上且自旋为s的产生/湮灭算符;ω是两个电子占据同一能级但自旋不相同的库伦作用能,n j↑、n j↓、n js分别表示电子占据第j个能级且自旋为↑,↓,s时的粒子数算符;C E是与占据能级的电子数有关的电荷能;α表示电极;k表示的是电子的动量;ε αks表示电极上动量为k的电子的能量,考虑到电极上的电子处于热统计平衡状态,其分布函数为:μ表示费米能量,考虑外部电压是对成的加在系统上的,这里费米能量等于μ L=eV/2,μ R=-eV/2;T表示的是温度,就是量子输运系统处于的温度,k B表示玻尔兹曼常数;
- 根据权利要求1所述的循环神经网络模拟量子输运过程中的量子条件主方程的模拟方法,其特征在于:所述量子输运过程中产生的散粒噪声谱的数据分为训练数据和测试数据;利用训练数据来训练所述循环神经网络,得到训练数据的误差随迭代次数的第一关系;利用所述测试数据来测试所述循环神经网络,得到测试数据的误差随迭代次数的第二关系;利用第一关系和第二关系确定长短时记忆网络模拟量子条件主方程的模拟效果。
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