2015 XVIII International Conference on Soft Computing and Measurements (SCM) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/scm.2015.7190419
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Quantum circuits specifications design with lexical verification

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“…This vector is called line order vector L i . Reconsider an arbitrarily 2-qubit quantum gate as depicted in Fig.6(a), the circuit line order vector of the original line is: (1,...,,...,,...,1,) T i Lijnn =− (4) In Fig.6(a), two qubits of the quantum gate are located in the i th line and the n th line, so qubits position vector is:…”
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“…This vector is called line order vector L i . Reconsider an arbitrarily 2-qubit quantum gate as depicted in Fig.6(a), the circuit line order vector of the original line is: (1,...,,...,,...,1,) T i Lijnn =− (4) In Fig.6(a), two qubits of the quantum gate are located in the i th line and the n th line, so qubits position vector is:…”
Section: Local Orderingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It needs to add a SWAP gate between the second line and the third line. The output is (2,3,1,4) T at this point which is same as vector out, so we stop operating. We take the same operations for the rest of the line vectors of quantum gates.…”
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