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Programming a quantum computer with Cirq (QuantumCasts)

Name: Programming a quantum computer with Cirq (QuantumCasts)
Uploaded: 2019-02-25
Description: What does a quantum program look like in Cirq? This QuantumCasts introduction offers an archival view of a practical programming workflow. The value is the connection between code and circuit ideas. Package versions and interfaces can change, so current Cirq documentation is the companion for anyone reproducing the examples.

Original upload Feb 25, 2019

Rows of patterned Fugaku supercomputer cabinets at the RIKEN Center for Computational Science

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Fugaku at RIKEN in Kobe. Classical supercomputing context for computational research, not a quantum processor or a video frame.

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What does a quantum program look like in Cirq? This QuantumCasts introduction offers an archival view of a practical programming workflow. The value is the connection between code and circuit ideas. Package versions and interfaces can change, so current Cirq documentation is the companion for anyone reproducing the examples.

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