Uniform Mixing in Chiral Quantum Walks
Abstract
This paper studies uniform mixing in continuous-time quantum walks. We show that for some unitary signing σ, the complete graph Kσn has probabilistic uniform mixing. In contrast, Ahmadi ηl (2003) proved that no complete graph has uniform mixing except for K2, K3, and K4. Our technique is based on a stopping rule for quantum walks which reduces global to local uniform mixing. As a corollary, we found an orientation of H(n,4) that mixes to uniform faster than any other Hamming graphs, which improves a result of Godsil and Zhan (2019). We also show that there are infinite families of oriented circulants with average uniform mixing. This is a chiral violation of a No-Go theorem due to Godsil (2013) which states that no graph has average uniform mixing except for K2.
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