Explore a video presentation from the WQS 2024 workshop that delves into classical simulation of quantum circuits with partial interference effects. Learn about a novel approach presented by researchers Sinan Pehlivanoglu and Amr Sabry from Indiana University, which utilizes a well-established concurrency model to isolate interference calculations as a distinct phase. Discover how this method allows for varying degrees of completion governed by a threshold parameter, potentially leading to significant efficiency improvements in simulating major textbook quantum algorithms. Gain insights into this cutting-edge research that bridges classical computing and quantum circuit simulation, presented at the ACM SIGPLAN-sponsored Workshop on Quantum Software (WQS) 2024.
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[WQS24] Classical Simulation of Quantum Circuits with Partial Interference Effects
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ACM SIGPLAN
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