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Quantum Computer Emulator (QCE)

  • Visit www.compphys.net/dlm to learn about a new, event-based approach for simulating quantum computers and quantum phenomena in general
     
  • Download QCE (Version 8.1.1, 27 June 2004)
    • Differences between Version 8.1.1 and 8.1.0 (see also QCE HELP )
      • Add document revqcs3.pdf. This review paper gives a survey of numerical algorithms and software to simulate quantum computers. It covers the basic concepts of quantum computation and quantum algorithms and includes a few examples that illustrate the use of simulation software for ideal and physical models of quantum computers.
      • Correct mistakes in the Quantum Fourier Transform example.
  • QCE users guide ; QCE HELP
  • PowerPoint presentations
  • QCE is a software tool that emulates various hardware designs of Quantum Computers. QCE simulates the physical processes that govern the operation of a hardware quantum processor, strictly according to the laws of quantum mechanics. QCE also provides an environment to debug and execute quantum algorithms under realistic experimental conditions. The software consists of a Graphical User Interface and the simulator itself. A few snapshots of the GUI are shown below:

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  • The software is distributed as a self-extracting executable for Windows 98/NT4/2000/ME/(XP with SP1). It also runs under Linux+VMware on Intel processor machines. Included in this package are several examples including Shor's algorithm for factoring integers, order finding, number partitioning, the Quantum Fourier transform, various implementations of the Deutsch-Josza algorithm and Grover's database search on ideal and more realistic QC's, such as those used in the 2-qubit NMR Quantum Computer. Articles describing the internal working of the QCE and the examples are also included.
  • QCE can animate the time evolution in real-time (see QCE HELP for more details). Alternatively QCE can be used to generate data from which animations can be build. Some results for time evolution of a 2-qubit QC for the case of an ideal and a NMR QC are shown below.
      

    Ideal QC,
    short version
    .avi (24Kb) .mpg (180Kb)
    NMR QC,
    short version
    .avi (44Kb) .mpg (180Kb)
    NMR QC,
    long version
    .avi (2.7Mb) .mpg (5.3Mb
     

 

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