Driver Hamiltonian is a time-dependent Hamiltonian operator in adiabatic quantum computing that belongs to the class of initial Hamiltonians and is specifically designed to introduce quantum fluctuations that enable tunneling between classical states, thereby driving the system toward the ground state of the problem Hamiltonian.
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