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qiskit-tutorials
dlyongemallo
dlyongemallo commented Jan 5, 2020

The notebook says:

You can either call print() on the circuit, or call the draw() method on the object. This will render a ASCII art version of the circuit diagram. [snip] There are two alternative output renderers for the quantum circuit. One uses matplotlib, and the other uses LaTeX, which leverages the qcircuit package. These can be specified by using mpl and latex values for the out

qiskit
ncrubin
ncrubin commented Nov 13, 2019

We've had Majorana operators in OpenFermion for awhile now. It would be great to have transformation functions from a FermionOperator to MajoranaOperator.

I would imagine there could be a simple substitution function that maps FermionOperators to their Majorana representation. Maybe a more efficient implementation for tensor representation of FermionOperators would be doing the basis rotati

strawberryfields
hay-k
hay-k commented Jan 6, 2020

Issue description

The function sf.apps.similarity.orbit_cardinality does not work, when the second argument (i.e. 'modes') is larger than 170. The issue happens because of the function scipy.special.factorial, which, in the way it is used, calculates factorials only up to (i

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plt-formal-methods-resources

Curated List of Research Focused Reading Materials & Videos for Learning about Programming Language Theory Research, Formal Methods and their application in some most active computer Science fields.

  • Updated Aug 17, 2019

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