<transcript><audio_17>concentrated output distribution these uh circuits become easy to classically sample from when there's noise um and these these results were extended later on to noisy random Quantum circuits um and again you have to assume this anti-concentration</transcript><transcript><audio_18>property so what sort of the the main question that I'm going to try to answer here is under what conditions can we classically simulate iqp circuits with uncorrected noise and then that result sort of shows</transcript> concentrated output distribution these uh circuits become easy to classically sample from when there's noise um and these these results were extended later on to noisy random Quantum circuits um and again you have to assume this anti-concentration property so what sort of the the main question that I'm going to try to answer here is under what conditions can we classically simulate iqp circuits with uncorrected noise and then that result sort of shows
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