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Work arounds for C[AND] Issues in Qualtran?
I've been trying to implement an algorithm in qualtran but I've been running into issues where my circuit depends on operations like controlled LCUs and modular arithmetic which end up making qualtran ...
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Can a quantum circuit be constructed to simulate recursive control flow and dynamic data structures with equivalent asymptotic complexity?
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In quantum algorithm design, it is a well-known result that any deterministic classical function $f(x)$ computable in time $T(n)$ can be converted into a reversible quantum circuit ...
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stim & pymatching - rotated planar codes with Pauli channel noise
I initialized the circuit for rotated planar codes with Pauli channel noise and I wanted to use PyMatching to predict the logical error probability per round. When I used ...
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How can I find the mapping between logical qubits and physical qubits in IBM Quantum Composer after running a job?
I executed a 3-qubit Grover-based QRNG circuit on IBM Quantum Composer and obtained the transpiled OpenQASM and backend calibration data.
From the OpenQASM I can see the measurement mapping:
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Example of casting a classical computing task as a quantum computing task
Please advise on a reading material that would help illuminate for me the area that appears to be largely overlooked.
I see scholarly articles on quantum algorithms and complexity, popular ...
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Operator 'Q' for a 3 ancilla and 1 wire qubits QAE circuit?
I have a simple $A$ operator, $A=HR_y(\pi /4)H$, which when applied to $|0\rangle$ gives a 14.6447% probability for $|1\rangle$ that I want to measure using Quantum Amplitude Estimation. How do I go ...
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Understanding Amplitude Amplification in the Original HHL Algorithm vs. Modern Implementations
Understanding Amplitude Amplification in the Original HHL Algorithm vs. Modern Implementations
I'm studying the original HHL algorithm from the 2009 paper (arXiv:0811.3171) and trying to implement it ...
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Is it useful to define a simple hardware-neutral data format for quantum optimization?
I’m new here.
I’ve been experimenting with quantum-inspired optimization and created a very simple, hardware-neutral data format (JSON) to describe optimization inputs and parameters before they are ...
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Drawbacks of writing a compiler in Smalltalk
Sorry for the vague title, what I’m really asking is: when writing a compiler for a quantum DSL, many languages have chosen an imperative or functional host language. Few, if any, have chosen a purely ...
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Converting qubit eigenstate to pyscf eigenstate
I want to convert a PySCF wavefunction in terms of CIstrings to a representation of a qubit state after Jordan-Wigner transformation of the Hamiltonian.
Qiskit-nature keeps the molecular ordering of ...
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Unable to generate parity check matrices with generator matrices for CSS-T Code
In this paper, the authors provide a method for constructing qLDPC CSS-T codes. They provide example generator matrices for the binary linear codes $C_1$ and $C_2$ such that $Q(C_1, C_2)$ is a CSS-T ...
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Qiskit Sampler job failed?
Im making a quantum SVM with the quantum kernel using qiskit. Right now, im trying to implement the noise model using the fake provider.
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Limits of Hamiltonian Simulation on current IBM devices
I'm trying to simulate the 1D Ising Model with open periodic boundary conditions using the 2nd order Trotter product for 5 spins sites with J = -1.2 and h =-0.7.
$$ H_{Ising} = -J\sum_{i=0}^{spinsites ...
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Stim: What is a good workflow for adding non-trivial detectors?
I have been using Stim for a while now. Still, I find it particularly difficult to add non-trivial detectors in Stim (such as the in-place access of the Y-Basis Gidney introduced), and I’m wondering ...
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