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Context: #1664 implemented two methods (inject-magic-state and auto-corrected) for decomposing PPR into PPM.
inject-magic-state
auto-corrected
There is a decomposition method in Active volume: An architecture for efficient fault-tolerant quantum computers with limited non-local connections, Figure 13(a). The pi/8 PPR uses a T magic state and turns it into a stale T state. Stale magic state is introduced where the previous measurement didn't destroy that qubit's state.
Objective: Here, we want to add this new method, inject-stale-magic-state.
inject-stale-magic-state
Implementation:
DecomposeNonCliffordPPR.cpp
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Context:
#1664 implemented two methods (
inject-magic-state
andauto-corrected
) for decomposing PPR into PPM.There is a decomposition method in Active volume: An architecture for efficient fault-tolerant quantum computers with limited non-local connections, Figure 13(a). The pi/8 PPR uses a T magic state and turns it into a stale T state. Stale magic state is introduced where the previous measurement didn't destroy that qubit's state.
Objective:
Here, we want to add this new method,
inject-stale-magic-state
.Implementation:
DecomposeNonCliffordPPR.cpp
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: