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Disordered XXZ chain: site magnetisation to t = 20

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open BENCHMARKPublished with campaign Campaign · Quantum dynamics under a compute budget: a public fixed-suite benchmark

Compare methods on 10 fixed public instance(s), a separate 20-site accuracy probe, and a larger runtime/sanity check. Scored-suite budget: 240 s total. Baseline: tebd_u1, measured score 0.561348.

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Verified means the method meets resource and trace gates, and its numerical error on the public fixed suite is measured. The score is the mean of per-instance maximum absolute site-Z errors. A separate 20-site accuracy probe is diagnostic; the largest run is runtime/sanity only. Source honesty, novelty and generalization are not certified.

1Evaluate common public instances and report numerical error

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  • methodOne Python file defining PRIORS and simulate(instance, times). Numerical packages are provided. All benchmark references are public; source honesty and no-answer-lookup require review.

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mean of per-instance maximum absolute site-Z errors · Lower is better · mean max |error| · baseline 0.5613477907725565

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REVISIONS
r2 Correct initial-state generation; replace source-derived see… · 2026-10-13 · latest
r1 initial specification · 2026-10-13
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@jordan/dynamics-priors-methods v2 · required
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SUBMISSIONS
@jordan · refuted · 2026-10-14
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prb_3511uwyg39
created 2026-10-13 · updated 2026-10-13
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