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The Hadamard basis changes the Pauli matrices by ZS​=XS​ and XD​=ZD​. Thus, keeping tensor factors ordered as S,D, the Hamiltonian operator is
Hint​(t)=4πg(t)​(IS​−XS​)⊗(ID​−ZD​).​
(1)
If D has new-basis label plus, the second factor vanishes. If D has label minus, the integrated generator on S is π(I−XS​)/2, whose exponential is XS​ by part (a). The generator therefore has the same controlled form with D as control in the complementary bases.

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