Daniel Strano

Thank you for the response. The benefit I see in amplitude agnostic tests is that we might expect them to "just work" on true quantum hardware, in addition to simulators,...

Damian, I wasn't really aware of that `eng.backend.X` separation, which is nice. Also, yes, strictly for a simulator, it's easier to and faster to make precise checks. That all makes...

Going into Monday, I'm still working on debugging and now finishing the implementation of the proposed method on the Qrack end. I have a fairly complete design, of implementing `Qrack::QStabilizerHybrid`...

(The number of copies might actually be reciprocal, in terms of square or exponential, but nonetheless.)

(Seeing as we're going to want to reduce footprint as much as possible in general, the method of quantum binary decision trees still seems expedient to maximal compression of simulator...

Instructions on how to test coverage are in the README, and I am happy to help any takers, for the Unitary Hack bounty. The goal is >95% coverage; if coverage...

Note that unitaryHACK contributors are not responsible for bugs that may be uncovered in expanding coverage. Between random mirror circuit tests, tests adapted from Qiskit in Python, and several other...

Qiskit plugin support has been addressed.

I've just started the literature search, but it looks like our "sparse state vector" can potentially be interpreted as a Feynman path integral approach of sorts. (A very simple, but...

See the PR https://github.com/vm6502q/qrack/pull/874, for background.