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A routing guide for eigenvalue and eigenvector problems. Eigenvalues describe special scaling factors of a matrix, while eigenvectors are the directions that keep that matrix action aligned.
Skill Claude Code
A routing guide for eigenvalue and eigenvector problems. Eigenvalues describe special scaling factors of a matrix, while eigenvectors are the directions that keep that matrix action aligned.
Skill Claude Code
A guide for calculating derivatives of quantum circuits. A derivative measures how an output changes when a circuit parameter changes, which is needed when training or tuning a quantum model.
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A guide for simulating how a quantum system changes over time under a Hamiltonian, the mathematical description of its energy and motion. It routes problems to open-source circuit and matrix-decomposition methods.
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A guide for quantum methods that estimate solutions to linear equations, such as A x = b. It routes the task to open-source implementations using Qiskit or PennyLane and includes classical checks in some cases.
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A guide for choosing open-source quantum algorithms for common building blocks such as Grover search, amplitude estimation, and quantum Fourier transforms. Quantum algorithms use circuits that run on quantum simulators or quantum hardware.
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A guide for quantum chemistry workflows, including a method that represents molecular interactions as a quantum Hamiltonian. PySCF supplies molecular data, while DMRG is a numerical method for finding low-energy states.
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A guide for quantum machine-learning examples, where parameterised quantum circuits are trained or used to model data. It routes tasks to open-source implementations for optimisation, classification, distribution fitting, and physical-system models.
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A guide for turning simple one- and two-dimensional heat or advection equations into quantum circuits. Advection describes transport, while a heat equation describes how temperature spreads over time.
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A guide for quantum search examples and their open-source implementations. It covers quantum walks on linked trees and a specific hidden-shift problem, where a hidden change must be recovered from oracle queries.
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A guide for preparing quantum states, meaning setting qubits to represent chosen numbers or probability amplitudes before an algorithm runs. It routes state-preparation tasks to open-source PennyLane or Qiskit methods.
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A directory for open-source workflows covering quantum algorithms and related classical reference methods. It routes a problem to a smaller method guide instead of requiring one large catalogue to be read first.
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A guide for running quantum algorithms with PennyLane, an open-source Python library for building and simulating quantum circuits. It routes a problem to a more specific local algorithm guide and uses a locked software environment.
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A guide for running quantum algorithms with Qiskit, an open-source Python toolkit for creating and simulating quantum circuits. It directs each problem to a specific local algorithm guide and uses a fixed environment.
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An open-source guide for replacing UnitaryLab quantum circuits, algorithms, and simulators with Qiskit, PennyLane, quimb, or PySCF. It explains how to translate the original inputs and outputs instead of assuming a backend name can be changed.
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A directory guide for selecting an open-source quantum simulator workflow. It matches a mathematical problem, input format, scale, and desired output to a more specific guide for Qiskit, PennyLane, or other supported tools.
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A runnable Qiskit implementation of the Hadamard test, a circuit method for estimating information about a quantum operation or state from measurement results. It records the circuit inputs and the resulting probabilities or state vector.
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A runnable Qiskit implementation of the Hadamard transform, a quantum operation that changes how the amplitudes of basis states combine. It builds an explicit circuit and records the inputs and resulting probabilities or state vector.
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A runnable implementation of quantum signal processing for simulating a Hamiltonian, where a Hamiltonian is a mathematical description of a physical system's energy or evolution. It uses polynomial transformations and controlled combinations of operations to approximate time evolution.
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A runnable open-source implementation of the one-dimensional heat equation, which describes how temperature spreads along a line over time. It uses a quantum-circuit method that rewrites the heat problem into a form suitable for simulation.
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A runnable open-source implementation of the two-dimensional heat equation, which describes how temperature spreads across a square surface over time. It uses a quantum-circuit method and checks spatial and auxiliary-grid errors separately.
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A runnable implementation of the HHL quantum algorithm, a method for estimating solutions to certain linear equations such as A x = b. It uses phase estimation, controlled rotations, and a measurement step that selects successful outcomes.
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A quantum-circuit implementation of the hidden-shift problem for even-sized quadratic bent functions. The problem hides a bit string that shifts one function relative to another, and the circuit is designed to recover that shift.
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A quantum-computing skill for simulating an open-boundary two-dimensional Ising grid with quimb's matrix-product-state method. The Ising model represents interacting binary-like spins, and the method evolves them in time without building the full state vector.
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A quantum-computing skill for explaining, running, and modifying the linear-combination-of-unitaries method with Qiskit. This method combines several unitary quantum operations using given coefficients and an initial state.
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