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Merge pull request #237 from tnguyen-ornl/tnguyen/pnnl-tutorials 

Added source files from PNNL demo/tutorial session

Example files only, no code changes.
parents f198798c 5d580a23

examples/qcor_demos/pnnl_tutorials/1_kernels/ccnot_qfast.cpp

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__qpu__ void ccnot(qreg q) {

  decompose {

    UnitaryMatrix ccnot_mat = UnitaryMatrix::Identity(8, 8);

    ccnot_mat(6, 6) = 0.0;

    ccnot_mat(7, 7) = 0.0;

    ccnot_mat(6, 7) = 1.0;

    ccnot_mat(7, 6) = 1.0;

  }

  (q, QFAST);

}



int main() {

  auto q = qalloc(3);

  ccnot::print_kernel(q);

  return 0;

}
 
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examples/qcor_demos/pnnl_tutorials/1_kernels/circuit_optimization.py

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from qcor import *



@qjit

def nothing(q : qreg):

  # This is Z Z = I

  Z(q[0])

  H(q[0])

  X(q[0])

  H(q[0])



  H(q[1])

  Rx(q[1], 1.2345)

  H(q[1])



set_opt_level(2)

nothing.print_kernel(qalloc(2))
 
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examples/qcor_demos/pnnl_tutorials/1_kernels/ghz.cpp

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// Demonstrate the programmability of a simple kernel

// (1) Run with QPP first

// (2) Run with noisy backend (remote Honeywell simulator)

// qcor -set-credentials honeywell

// qcor ghz.cpp -qpu honeywell:HQS-LT-S1-SIM -shots 1024

// (3) Run with IonQ 

// qcor ghz.cpp -qpu ionq -shots 1024

// (4) Run with OLCF QLM simulator (QLMaaS)

// qcor ghz.cpp -qpu atos-qlm -shots 1024

// (5) Run with just print_kernel to show automatic placement

// Uncomment print_kernel

// qcor ghz.cpp -qpu ibm:ibmq_toronto



__qpu__ void ghz(qreg q) {

  H(q[0]);

  for (int i = 0; i < q.size() - 1; i++) {

    CX(q[i], q[i + 1]);

  }

  Measure(q);

}



int main() {

  auto q = qalloc(6);

  ghz(q);

  q.print();

  // ghz::print_kernel(q);

}
 
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examples/qcor_demos/pnnl_tutorials/1_kernels/ghz.py

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from qcor import *



@qjit

def ghz(q : qreg):

    H(q[0])

    for i in range(q.size()-1):

        X.ctrl([q[i]], q[i+1])



    Measure(q)



set_qpu('ionq')

set_shots(1024)

q = qalloc(6)



ghz(q)

q.print()

# ghz.print_kernel(q)

examples/qcor_demos/pnnl_tutorials/1_kernels/grover.cpp

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// Create a general grover search algorithm.

// Let's create that marks 2 states

// Show figures Init - [Oracle - Amplification for i in iters] - Measure

// https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-017-01904-7



// Show off kernel composition, common patterns, 

// functional programming (kernels taking other kernels)



using GroverPhaseOracle = KernelSignature<qreg>;



__qpu__ void amplification(qreg q) {

  // H q X q ctrl-ctrl-...-ctrl-Z H q Xq

  // compute - action - uncompute



  compute {

    H(q);

    X(q);

  }

  action {

    auto ctrl_bits = q.head(q.size() - 1);

    auto last_qubit = q.tail();

    Z::ctrl(ctrl_bits, last_qubit);

  }

}



__qpu__ void run_grover(qreg q, GroverPhaseOracle oracle,

                        const int iterations) {

  H(q);



  for (int i = 0; i < iterations; i++) {

    oracle(q);

    amplification(q);

  }



  Measure(q);

}



__qpu__ void oracle(qreg q) {

  // Mark 101 and 011

  CZ(q[0], q[2]);

  CZ(q[1], q[2]);

}



int main() {

  const int N = 3;



  // Allocate some qubits

  auto q = qalloc(N);



  // Call grover given the oracle and n iterations

  run_grover(q, oracle, 1);



  // print the histogram

  q.print();

}
 
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