custom_gate_structure_test.cpp File Reference

A simple example file for a decomposition of general random unitaries into custom structure of U3 and CNOT gates. More...

#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <map>
#include "common.h"
#include "N_Qubit_Decomposition.h"
#include "Random_Unitary.h"
#include "logging.h"

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Functions
Gates_block *	create_custom_gate_structure (int qbit_num)
	Function to create custom gate structure for the decomposition. More...
int	main ()
	Decomposition of general random unitary matrix into a custom structure of U3 and CNOT gates. More...

Detailed Description

A simple example file for a decomposition of general random unitaries into custom structure of U3 and CNOT gates.

Definition in file custom_gate_structure_test.cpp.

Function Documentation

create_custom_gate_structure()

Gates_block* create_custom_gate_structure

(

int

qbit_num

)

Function to create custom gate structure for the decomposition.

Parameters

qbit_num

The number of qubits for which the gate structure is constructed.

Returns

Returns with a gate structure to be used in the decomposition.

[gates block]

[gates block]

[disentangle qubit]

[disentangle qubit]

[custom structure]

[custom structure]

Definition at line 48 of file custom_gate_structure_test.cpp.

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main()

int main

(

)

Decomposition of general random unitary matrix into a custom structure of U3 and CNOT gates.

Stringstream input to store the output messages.

Logging variable to set the verbosity level.

Set the verbosity level of the output messages.

[general random]

[general random]

[creating decomp class]

[creating decomp class]

[creating custom gate structure]

[creating custom gate structure]

[performing decomposition]

[performing decomposition]

Definition at line 112 of file custom_gate_structure_test.cpp.

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