Steve Wood

HI, thanks for making this contribution. However I will note that the `algorithm` tutorials here have so far been tutorials for the set of function in `qiskit.algorithms`. You can can...

@aasfaw Do you have any thoughts on this as a textbook piece? @atithi8 Maybe even if it ends up being submitted as textbook piece perhaps you would like to still...

@frankharkins I had tagged Abe above for his opinion on this as a textbook piece, but have seen no response. In the meanwhile do you have any thoughts in this...

@atithi8 Sure you're welcome. When talking about a standalone algorithm class I was imagining it being added alongside our existing grover here https://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit-terra/tree/main/qiskit/algorithms/amplitude_amplifiers. Having it implemented similar to Grover would...

@atithi8 Not sure whether you made any progress with things in regards of this tutorial. Since the time when you created this issue a new category `textbook` has been been...

@atithi8 If you have looked at the Grover algo we have in Terra, then that implements `amplify` I had imagined that what you were doing would fit with that as...

If I look in the error log from the build it has this ``` Notebook error: NoSuchKernel in tutorials/algorithms/09_swap_test.ipynb: No such kernel named qiskitml ``` But I see now from...

The chemistry tutorials are part of qiskit-nature and that tutorial is already published out on qiskit.org at https://qiskit.org/documentation/nature/tutorials/07_leveraging_qiskit_runtime.html - now the applications and their tutorials may not be so easy/intuitive...

Ah, since Aqua has been deprecated, and its function relocated, the application domain logic it contained for chemsitry, ml, optimization and finance are now in their own repos and optional...

This has only just been added and not yet released yet. But yes for the refactored opflow tutorials, based on the opflow now being in Terra for the next release,...