Item Goals
- Define a minimum set of quantum primitive instructions
- their names
- user-facing expected goal (what that function should do to a quantum data)
- internal behaviors (how the H-hat code should be translated to quantum low-level languages such as OpenQASM/Qiskit, Cirq, Bloqade, etc.)
Description
Quantum programs need quantum primitive instructions to build quantum logic on quantum data. Those instructions can be thought as similar to assembly instructions or some compiled languages that may have intrinsic operations. Clearly defining the capabilities of those instructions will set ground for what can be done and how on various quantum computers architectures.
Item Goals
Description
Quantum programs need quantum primitive instructions to build quantum logic on quantum data. Those instructions can be thought as similar to assembly instructions or some compiled languages that may have intrinsic operations. Clearly defining the capabilities of those instructions will set ground for what can be done and how on various quantum computers architectures.