Assuming ideal conditions and no error, what is the smallest $\theta>0$ that can be used in $R_x(\theta)$ or $R_y(\theta)$.
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2$\begingroup$ epsilon, of course! $\endgroup$ – Inertial Ignorance Oct 7 at 8:27
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Since your title asks "Is there a theoretical limit": No, there is no theoretical limit.
(And even if our gates in practice have some noise, we can use quantum error correction to perform gates to any desired accuracy.)
answered Oct 7 at 9:27
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