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For questions about the construction of complex circuits using elementary quantum gates.
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Optimizations in quantum circuits
For circuit equalities I find using quirk with the state-channel duality super useful where you setup the inverse of a circuit, see the identity in the amplitude display and then play around with the …
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CIRQ How to iteratively apply a multi qubit gate to first n qubits
The problem is a python issue - you keep redefining the CustomGate class in the namespace, which can have weird consequences. Typically classes are defined once in a more global scope, not within loop …
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How do you represent one-qubit rotations in two registers as a $4\times 4$ unitary matrix?
The easiest way to get the unitary matrix of a couple of operations in Cirq is the unitary method on the Circuit class. In your case:
import cirq
a, b = cirq.LineQubit.range(2)
theta = 0.4
phi = 0. …
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