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                                            Stephen Diadamo

Use multiple queues (one per connection) for better parallelization in the network layer since currently there is just one queue for the entire network.

@WingCode Done, let me know if the description here is enough or I can provide more details.

For the QuTip backend it would be helpful to get the density matrix of multiple qubits and not just one

In development is the branch `density-matrix`. I'm not able to test at the moment due to Qutip installation problems. Will come back to it.

If "get_next_classical" timeouts, successive calls won't read any messages

The behaviour I would expect in this code is that the first call to `get_next_classical` times out after 2 seconds and the next call is made, which doesn't wait at...

Stack Overflow when non-destructively Measuring GHZ Qubit on Node that Distributes and Keeps Part for Itself

Thanks for reporting. I'll check into it. Which backend are you using for qubits? EQSN? Might want to try QuTiP backend and see if the same issues are there.

Adding connections to a host in the network should also update the network

When a connection is removed this happens, but when adding is not yet done.

Implement a multi-node QKD network

Hello, I think this one should be good: Title: Quantum Key Distribution: A Networking Perspective Author: Miralem Mehic et al. Link: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3402192

Simulated Quantum Network on Classical IP Nodes

Thanks for the post, that's an interesting idea. Currently we've not demonstrated this completely but have been thinking closely about it.

Implement an example of a second generation quantum repeater

In general this issue is pretty open-ended. I'm not an expert in quantum repeaters but just thought a very high-level example of doing perhaps one round of distillation to establish...

Implement an example of a second generation quantum repeater

@SakibulIslamSazzad How's your status with this? Are you still planning to work on it?

Implement an example of a second generation quantum repeater

> @stephendiadamo I have 2 questions/confusions: > 1. I see the 1st generation repeater create entanglement between 2 parties. Does send_epr() is based on this or I am wrong ?...