A Bridge-Based Compression Algorithm for Topological Quantum Circuits

Tseng, W. F.; Hsu, Chen-Hao; Lin, Wan-Hsuan; Chang, Yao‐Wen

doi:10.1109/tcad.2022.3161597

IEEE Trans. Comput.-Aided Des. Integr. Circuits Syst.

2022

DOI: 10.1109/tcad.2022.3161597

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A Bridge-Based Compression Algorithm for Topological Quantum Circuits

W. F. Tseng

Chen-Hao Hsu

Wan-Hsuan Lin

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2024

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Quantum calculi and formalisms are useful tools for ensuring security and computational capabilities in blockchain and cryptography. They aid in designing and analysing new cryptographic protocols for blockchain, determining the behaviour of quantum operations in blockchain‐based smart contracts, assessing the feasibility and security of quantum algorithms in blockchain applications, and building a quantum‐safe blockchain system. A comprehensive review of the applications of quantum calculi and formalisms in computer security and network security, along with a bibliographic analysis is presented. It is unique in that it combines bibliometric analyses with a technical review of the domain of quantum calculi and formalism. Bibliometric and biographic analysis in the field helps identify research trends, assess the influence of research, determine collaboration patterns, evaluate journals, and examine publication behaviours, among other things. It performs bibliographic and bibliometric analysis using a dataset collected from Scopus and Web of Science through different queries. The obtained results help identify important institutions, authors, organisations, collaboration networks, keywords, and more. The provided open challenges and future vision pave the way for further research in the direction of quantum calculi and formalism applications in computer security and network security.

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Quantum calculi and formalisms for system and network security: A bibliographic insights and synoptic review

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Augusto de Jesus Pacheco

2024

IET Quantum Communication

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A Bridge-based Algorithm for Simultaneous Primal and Dual Defects Compression on Topologically Quantum-error-corrected Circuits

Tseng,

Chang

2024

ACM Trans. Des. Autom. Electron. Syst.

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Topological quantum error correction (TQEC) using the surface code is among the most promising techniques for fault-tolerant quantum circuits. The required resource of a TQEC circuit can be modeled as a space-time volume of a three-dimensional diagram by describing the defect movement along the time axis. For large-scale complex problems, it is crucial to minimize the space-time volume for a quantum algorithm with a reasonable physical qubit number and computation time. Previous work proposed an automated tool for bridge compression on a large-scale TQEC circuit. However, the existing automated bridge compression is only for dual defects and not for primal defects. This paper presents an algorithm to simultaneously perform bridge compression on primal and dual defects. In addition, the automatic compression algorithm performs initialization/measurement simplification and flipping to improve the compression. Compared with the state-of-the-art work, experimental results show that our proposed algorithm can averagely reduce space-time volumes by 53%.

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A Bridge-Based Compression Algorithm for Topological Quantum Circuits

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Quantum calculi and formalisms for system and network security: A bibliographic insights and synoptic review

Quantum calculi and formalisms for system and network security: A bibliographic insights and synoptic review

A Bridge-based Algorithm for Simultaneous Primal and Dual Defects Compression on Topologically Quantum-error-corrected Circuits

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