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Q: What relation exists between Wolfram's model of the Cellular Automata universe and the Holographic Principle?

jerardAre computational models of the universe, like Stephen Wolfram's cellular automaton model of the universe (proposed in his book A New Kind of Science), somehow related to the Holographic Principle and the Bekenstein bound? Are these models compatible with Holographic Principle and the Bekenstein...

 
 
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9:37 AM
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Q: How to get samples in "bins" from D-Wave's dimod?

Thomas Hubregtsenat 1, the following code example is available: >>> from dwave.system.samplers import DWaveSampler >>> from dwave.system.composites import EmbeddingComposite >>> sampler = DWaveSampler(endpoint='https://URL_to_my_D-Wave_system/', token='ABC-123456789012345678901234567890', solver='My_D-Wave_Solve...

 
 
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10:48 AM
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Q: Quantum Fisher information for Gaussian states without eigenproblem?

MCVGiven a Gaussian-preserving interaction (including a unitary operation and losses) for a Gaussian input, I want to know if there is an "easy" way to compute the Quantum Fisher information without having to find the solutions to the eigenproblem related to the measured (output) state. To be more ...

 
 
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Q: Using parallel programming languages

Winterstorm DI'm throwing out a possible way to make a quantum computer on a desktop by using the concurrant processes in a programming language, and that it would have to be a timing problem ie that a certain "direction" in the parallel process is accelerated or decelerated constantly. On a graph paper grid...

 
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Q: Can we amplify BPP algorithms with a random quantum circuit?

Mark SI am inspired by a recent Quanta magazine article. Suppose we are given a (univariate) polynomial $P$ of degree $d$, and we wish to determine if $P$ is identically $0$. A standard way to do this is to use a classical PRG to randomly sample $n$ bits, drawing a number $r$ uniformly from $[0,S]$; ...

 
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Q: What is the probability that measurement finds it in the $|0\rangle$ state?

P_GateSuppose that there is an ensemble with 60% of the states prepared in $$|a\rangle=\sqrt{\frac{2}{5}}|+\rangle-\sqrt{\frac{3}{5}}|-\rangle$$ and 40% in: $$|a\rangle=\sqrt{\frac{5}{8}}|+\rangle-\sqrt{\frac{3}{8}}|-\rangle$$ I've considered two ways to calculate this. For the first, one could rep...

 
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3:21 PM
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Q: Using Quantum Fourier Transform in adding two 2-bit numbers

Rahaf I am trying to use Qiskit to write a code that uses QFT to add 2 numbers. I am referring to this paper: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1742-6596/735/1/012083/pdf I have a few questions: 1) Is the R rotation gate in this paper equivalent to the Controlled-U1 gate in Qiskit? 2) Why do...

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Q: How can I build a controlled gate for this matrix in qiskit.......?

Sshingh$$ \begin{matrix} exp(i\theta) & 0\\ 0 & exp(i\theta) \end{matrix} $$

 
 
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Q: How to create an $n$-qubit normally controlled gate?

Isky MathewsSuppose I have a quantum gate $U$ and it's a controlled gate. In particular, I have a $2\times 2$ matrix formulation of the gate's action on 2 adjacent qubits. How can I make this work on an $n$-bit system? To explain precisely what I mean, if I wanted to implement a controlled $U$ gate on a 3 ...

 
 
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5:54 PM
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Q: tensor products of exponential annihilation operators

Andrew HardyI'm hoping to use this stackexchange to solve a gate decomposition problem, but I am stumped, so hoping for help. These definitions come from the Xanadu Strawberry Fields whitepaper on Table VI and VII. I have a two-mode squeezed gate defined by $ S_{2}(z) = \exp \left(z^{*} \hat{a}_{1} \hat{a...

 
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Q: What does a quantum circuit look like after qiskit.compile() has been applied?

JeffIBM-Q states that the real devices available for public use have a set of "basis" gates consisting of u1,u2,u3 and CNOT. However in Qiskit the circuit can be built with many gates which are not directly one of these. For example the Hadamard gate is not just a simple case of one of u1, u2 or u3, ...

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Q: Isolate 2 qubits after measurment

meelszzI have a state of 4 qubits in vector form of a tensor product. Then I perform a measurement on qubits 2 and 3 which gives a new state. After doing this I want to isolate qubits 1 and 4 and perform a trace. How would I isolate 2 qubits from the tensor product of 4 qubits? For context I am using Py...

 
 
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9:16 PM
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Q: Taking the two quibt reduced density matrix on a 5 qubit system

meelszzI am want to find the two qubit reduced density matrix on a 5 qubit system. I have the 5 qubit state in the form of a tensor product and I want to find the reduced density matrix of qubits 1 and 3. I have the following formula for the reduced density matrix for qubit 3: \begin{align} Tr_1...

 
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Q: Topological phases and quantum information

RomaNVKZI am concerned about the theorem saying that there is no topological order in 1d. According to the seminal paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/1008.3745.pdf, there are no non-trivial topological phases in 1d (we talk about systems with local gapped Hamiltonians). According to the definition, the topolog...

 
10:17 PM
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Q: Extract 2 quibit state from a 5 qubit state

meelszzIf I have a 5 qubit state, say $a⊗b⊗c⊗d⊗e$ after performing a measurement on 3 qubits $b, c,$ and $d$ how can I extract the state $a⊗e$ ?

 
 
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11:58 PM
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Q: Showing that Matrix Inversion is BPQ Complete - HHL Algorithm

IntegrateThisI am trying to understand an argument that Matrix Inversion is BPQ-Complete for certain conditions on the matrix. This is explained here on page 39 (this paper is a primer to the HHL algorithm and gives some more detailed calculations, more detail about assumptions for people new to the subject)....

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Q: Implementing the one-bit Deutsch Oracle algorithm using phase

ahelwerThe standard method of implementing the one-bit Deutsch Oracle algorithm is to use two qbits, one as input & one as output (which allows you to write the non-reversible constant functions in a reversible way). However, I've heard there is a different way of implementing the one-bit Deutsch Oracle...

 

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