A local simulator for structured quantum circuits using Amazon Braket’s state-vector engine. It calculates exact amplitudes and probabilities without connecting to AWS, using quantum gates such as H, X, and controlled operations.
A tool for preparing structured quantum circuits as Classiq models and, when separately enabled with the user’s credentials, sending them to Classiq’s remote synthesis service. Quantum synthesis rewrites a model into a circuit or implementation plan.
A local CUDA-Q circuit simulator using a CPU backend. It returns exact probabilities when shots are zero and seeded measurement counts when a finite number of shots is requested.
A compiler and simulator for structured quantum programs with measurements, qubit reset, and gates chosen by earlier measurement results. It uses Guppy and Selene to model these dynamic circuits locally.
An offline compiler for turning structured pulse descriptions into Zurich Instruments HDAWG sequencer code and simulated output waveforms. It does not connect to instruments or model the resulting quantum dynamics.
A local simulator for lossless photonic circuits, where photons travel through modes and interfere at beam splitters and phase shifters. It returns amplitudes and probabilities for each possible photon-number arrangement, called a Fock state.
A CPU tool for evaluating ideal photonic circuits over all possible photon-number arrangements and calculating how a chosen output probability changes with phase settings. Automatic differentiation computes these phase gradients.
A local state-vector simulator for ideal structured quantum circuits using the MIMIQ Exaqt engine. It returns exact amplitudes and probabilities, or seeded measurement samples when shots are requested.
A local simulator for ideal quantum circuits based on decision diagrams, a compact way to represent some structured states. It can return final measurement counts and, when requested, the state vector before measurement.
A circuit-routing tool that places a logical quantum circuit onto a specified hardware connection graph. It adds swaps where needed and returns OpenQASM 2 code plus the mapping between logical and physical qubits.
A local calculator for continuous-variable quantum optics, modelling vacuum light through Gaussian gates such as displacement, squeezing, beam splitters and loss. It returns phase-space averages, photon numbers and photon-number probabilities with an explicit cutoff.
A local simulator for small, ideal quantum gate circuits using the Bull myQLM software. It starts all qubits at zero and returns every complex amplitude and basis-state probability without sampling noise.
A tool for compiling two-node quantum-network programs and, when the private simulator is installed, sampling noisy EPR-pair experiments. EPR pairs are entangled quantum pairs shared between two nodes, and NetSquid is a simulator for quantum networks.
A converter that changes fermionic operator expressions into sums of qubit Pauli operators using either the Jordan–Wigner or Bravyi–Kitaev mapping. It also reports coefficient size and how far the result is from being Hermitian.
A connector for preparing, checking and explicitly submitting quantum circuits to an OQC cloud service. OQC is a company that provides remote access to quantum processors; submission returns a task ID rather than waiting for completion.
An offline compiler for square and Gaussian quantum-control pulses that produces timed samples and complex baseband buffers. A baseband buffer is the digital in-phase and quadrature signal prepared before hardware transmission.
A converter from fermionic creation and annihilation operators to Pauli operators using the Jordan–Wigner transformation. Fermionic operators describe particles such as electrons, while Pauli operators are the qubit operations used by quantum computers.
An offline pulse scheduler that builds timed square-wave sequences and sampled envelopes. A pulse is a time-varying control signal; this tool represents its timing and samples its mathematical shape without controlling an instrument.
A read-only client for QCArchive, a service that stores quantum-chemistry calculation records. It searches existing single-point results and returns molecules, energies, methods, basis sets, statuses and provenance.
A local simulator for ideal quantum circuits using Baidu QCompute. It applies common gates to an all-zero state and returns complete complex amplitudes and probabilities, with a documented qubit ordering and phase convention.
A local evaluator for estimating the energy of an Ising graph using QAOA parameters. QAOA is a quantum algorithm whose angles control layers of operations; this tool evaluates supplied angles but does not optimize them.
A builder for single-qubit control graphs and a reader for the status of existing Q-CTRL Boulder Opal or Fire Opal jobs. It can prepare a serialized graph locally and, when explicitly enabled with credentials, make one remote status query.
A model-based estimator for the physical qubits and runtime needed to run a structured quantum circuit with error correction. It uses specified error rates, operation times, and an error budget rather than measuring a real device.
A CPU simulator for ideal quantum circuits that returns every computational-basis amplitude and probability. It supports common one- and two-qubit gates and represents the full pure quantum state in memory.
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