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AI agents can improve the compilation of quantum circuits by leveraging classically verifiable structures in bottleneck subroutines, such as reversible classical logic and measurement-based uncomputation. This approach enables efficient simulation of execution for classical inputs, facilitating mor...
AI agents can improve the compilation of quantum circuits by leveraging classically verifiable structures in bottleneck subroutines, such as reversible classical logic and measurement-based uncomputation. This approach enables efficient simulation of execution for classical inputs, facilitating mor...
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We discuss an effective paradigm of utilizing AI agents to better compile quantum circuits when one can constrain bottleneck subroutines to have some form of classically verifiable structure. For example, when critical subroutines are composed exclusively of reversible classical logic, phasing operations, and...
Efficient quantum circuit compilation is critical for advancing quantum computing performance and scalability. Utilizing AI agents to exploit verifiable structures offers a promising method to optimize complex quantum operations more effectively.
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