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Fixing ref behavior in demo (#1158)
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ikurecic authored Jul 10, 2024
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hybrid stabilizer simulation (with fallback to universal simulation) and
near-Clifford simulation with a greatly reduced memory footprint on Clifford
gate sets with the inclusion of the `RZ` variational Pauli Z-axis rotation gate.
(For more information, see the `QCE'23 report <https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.14969>`__ [#QCEReport] by the Qrack and `Unitary Fund <https://unitary.fund/>`__ teams.)
(For more information, see the `QCE'23 report <https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.14969>`__ [#QCEReport]_ by the Qrack and `Unitary Fund <https://unitary.fund/>`__ teams.)
Particularly for systems that don't rely on GPU acceleration, Qrack offers a
quantum binary decision diagram (QBDD) simulation algorithm option that might
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The :doc:`quantum Fourier transform (QFT) <tutorial_qft>` is a building-block
subroutine of many other quantum algorithms. Qrack exhibits unique capability
for many cases of the QFT algorithm, and its worst-case performance is
competitive with other popular quantum computer simulators [#QCEReport]. In this
competitive with other popular quantum computer simulators [#QCEReport]_. In this
section, you'll be presented with examples of Qrack's uniquely optimal
performance on the QFT.
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