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iQuHack 2026: Superquantum Challenge
Title: Leveraging Modularity for Twelve Unitary Circuit Decompositions
Team Name: 67 Qubits
Team Members: Adam Godel, Yebin Song, Nico Jackson, Travis Meyer, Timothy Wright
Affiliation: Boston University, Boston, MA
Project Write-up & Presentation Slides
Our complete technical writeup is available in the
writeup/directory:PDF:
writeup/main.pdf- Start here! This is the compiled document with all our implementations, optimizations, and experimental results.Slides: Access our slides here!
Project Overview
This repository contains our implementations of 12 unitary operators using the Clifford + T gate set, where the T gate is the most computationally expensive gate to execute. Our goal was to optimize quantum circuits by: