Asplos 2019 Lightning Talk Tackling The Qubit Mapping Problem For

Asplos 2019 Lightning Talk Tackling The Qubit Mapping Problem For Tackling the qubit mapping problem for nisq era quantum devices authors : gushu li , yufei ding , yuan xie authors info & claims asplos '19: proceedings of the twenty fourth international conference on architectural support for programming languages and operating systems. Tackling the qubit mapping problem for nisq era quantum devices. gushu li, yufei ding, yuan xie. view a pdf of the paper titled tackling the qubit mapping problem for nisq era quantum devices, by gushu li and 2 other authors. due to little consideration in the hardware constraints, e.g., limited connections between physical qubits to enable two.

Asplos 2019 Lightning Talk Puma Youtube Qubit mapping and 2) the intermediate mapping transition which is able to remap the two logical qubits in a two qubit gate to two coupled physical qubits. the qubit mapping prob lem has been proved to be np complete [49]. previous solutions to this problem can be classified into two types. one type is to formulate this issue into an equiv. Of the device, we need 1) an initial logical to physical qubit mapping and 2) the intermediate mapping transition which is able to remap the two logical qubits in a two qubit gate to two coupled physical qubits. the qubit mapping problem has been proved to be np complete [12]. previous solutions to this problem can be classified into two types. Tackling the qubit mapping problem for nisq era quantum devices [lightning] gushu li (university of california, santa barbara. alibaba group);yufei ding (university of california, santa barbara);yuan xie (university of california, santa barbara. alibaba group) noise adaptive compiler mappings for noisy intermediate scale quantum computers. September 23, 2019. tackling the qubit mapping problem for nisq era quantum devicesa paper by prof. yufei ding this paper was published on the twenty fourth international conference on architectural support for programming languages and operating systems, (asplos 2019). quantum computing (qc) has become the new "race to the moon" pursued with.