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Cirq
tanujkhattar
tanujkhattar commented Nov 24, 2021

Routing utilities currently present in cirq contrib expect a networkx graph of device (/target topology) where each node is a cirq.Qid. NamedTopology stores topology graphs where each node is a number / tuple.
TiltedSquareLattice has a nodes_to_gridqubits method which can provide a mapping from the graph nodes to the corresponding grid qubits.
https://github.com/quantumlib/Cirq/blob/

burgholzer
burgholzer commented Oct 6, 2021

Currently DDSIM uses OpenMP to parallelize the hybrid Schrodinger-Feynman simulation approach. There are two places where OpenMP is used:

burgholzer
burgholzer commented Sep 29, 2021

At the moment, QMAP provides a default set of hard-coded architectures to map to. While we allow to specify own architectures (and, in theory, calibration data) in the form of individual input files this is rather inflexible and can be improved.

It should be possible to take an arbitrary Qiskit backend in Python, e.g., anything from https://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit-terra/tree/main/qiskit/test/m

quantumComputing

Updated and most comprehensive Repository On Quantum Computing Resources. It contains all the material I use for my research on Quantum Computing for Both Theories and Codes - I update it regularly.
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