Automatic quantum program optimization using adjoint-via-conjugation annotations
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsThomas Haener, Martin Roetteler
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsThomas Haener, Martin Roetteler
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None of the existing quantum programming languages provide specialized support for programming patterns such as conditional-adjoint or adjoint-via-conjugation. As a result, compilers of these languages fail to exploit the optimization opportunities mentioned in this disclosure. Further, none of the available quantum programming languages provide support for automatic translation of circuits using clean qubits to circuits that use idle qubits. Thus, the resulting circuits oftentimes use more qubits than would be required. Embodiments of the disclosed technology, thus allow one to run said circuits on smaller quantum devices. Previous multiplication circuits make use of (expensive) controlled additions. Embodiments of the disclosed technology employ multipliers that work using conditional-adjoint additions, which are cheaper to implement on both near-term and large-scale quantum hardware. The savings lie between 1.5 and 2× in circuit depth for large number of qubits.
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