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For questions about matrix representations of quantum gates.
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Solving linear systems represented by NxN matrices with N not power of 2
As far as I have seen, when it comes to solving linear systems of equations it is assumed to have a matrix with a number of rows and columns equal to a power of two, but what if it is not the case?
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Advantage of simulating sparse Hamiltonians
In @DaftWullie's answer to this question he showed how to represent in terms of quantum gates the matrix used as example in this article. However, I believe it to be unlikely to have such well structu …
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