Interlin-q
This is a distributed quantum-enabled simulator which imitates the master-slave centralised-control distributed quantum computing system with interconnect communication between the nodes. Using this simulator, one can input any monolithic circuit as well as a distributed quantum computing topology and see the execution of the distributed algorithm happening in real time. The simulator maps the monolithic circuit to a distributed quantum computing achitecture and uses a master-slave relation with a centralized controller communicating to computing nodes in the network. Interlin-q can be used for designing and analysing novel distributed quantum algorithms for various distributed quantum computing architectures.
The method used to accomplish this is based on the following paper:
Distributed Quantum Computing and Network Control for Accelerated VQE Stephen DiAdamo, Marco Ghibaudi, James Cruise (10.1109/TQE.2021.3057908)
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