Apparatus and method including scalable representations of arbitrary quantum computing rotations
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsXiang Zou, Shavindra Premaratne
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Abstract
Apparatus and method for scalable representations of arbitrary quantum computing rotations. For example, one embodiment of an apparatus comprises: a memory to store a first waveform; and a base envelope generator to implement a base envelope, the base envelope applied to the first waveform to generate a second waveform usable to cause quantum rotation of a specified angle on a target quantum bit (qubit) of a quantum processor, and wherein the base envelope is selected out of a first plurality of envelopes based one or more characteristics specific to the target qubit on which the quantum rotation is performed.
Claims24
An apparatus comprising:
- a memory to store a first waveform;
- and
- a base envelope generator to implement a base envelope, the base envelope applied to the first waveform to generate a second waveform usable to cause quantum rotation of a specified angle on a target quantum bit (qubit) of a quantum processor,
- wherein the base envelope is selected out of a first plurality of envelopes based one or more characteristics specific to the target qubit on which the quantum rotation is performed.
A method comprising:
- storing, in a memory, a first waveform;
- and
- applying a base envelope to the first waveform to generate a second waveform usable to cause quantum rotation of a specified angle on a target quantum bit (qubit) of a quantum processor,
- wherein the base envelope is selected out of a first plurality of envelopes based one or more characteristics specific to the target qubit on which the quantum rotation is performed.
A non-transitory machine-readable medium having program code stored thereon which, when executed by a machine, causes the machine to perform operations of:
- storing, in a memory, a first waveform;
- and
- applying a base envelope to the first waveform to generate a second waveform usable to cause quantum rotation of a specified angle on a target quantum bit (qubit) of a quantum processor,
- wherein the base envelope is selected out of a first plurality of envelopes based one or more characteristics specific to the target qubit on which the quantum rotation is performed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.