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QuEraComputing
QuEra's Neutral Atom SDK for Analog QPUs
* `Space.zero_state()` now returns a `StateVector` object * `AnalogGate` all public APIs accept/return `StateVector` * Adding `StateVector.sample` and `StateVector.normalize` API's * Adding `tocsr` to `RydbergHamiltonian` for interacting with external packages....
I cannot find where this `16.33` comes from, it is not consistent with what we have in Julia https://queracomputing.github.io/Bloqade.jl/dev/tutorials/2.adiabatic/main/ Julia uses the following - if the new number is required...
the following is what I get currently As one can see, the pulse plotting is harder to read because the line is too thin. For reference, this is the pulse...
I'm expecting a method `figure` and a `save_figure` or maybe `figure().save(filename)` to dump visualization into a local file instead of pop up bokeh webpage. There is only a `show` at...
this is from the Z2 state preparation example ```python from bloqade import save, load from bloqade.atom_arrangement import Chain import numpy as np n_atoms = 11 lattice_spacing = 6.1 min_time_step =...
I feel this isn't nice UX. What is currently printed as default has little information about the program being defined. And I cannot find ANY method in the hint to...
While I don't like having an entire article in the docstring, some of our docstrings are too brief, and they are part of the hints - they only have one...
this is in the builder hints but has no docstring, git blames @weinbe58 https://github.com/QuEraComputing/bloqade-python/blob/main/src/bloqade/builder/parse/trait.py#L59
**Describe the bug** on commit 5b2b03ecb71c91d5325d7dfd70a6609f24530716, I'm getting the following warning at first time loading the package ```py Python 3.12.1 (main, Jan 7 2024, 23:31:12) [Clang 16.0.3 ] Type 'copyright',...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** Sequence.delay() Enhancement: Currently, there may be scenarios where users need to ensure that the system remains at rest after executing...
