pulser-simulation
Pulser is a framework for composing, simulating and executing pulse sequences for neutral-atom quantum devices.
This is the pulser-simulation extension, which provides the functionalities needed to emulate pulser sequences.
Installation
The standard Pulser installation,
pip install pulser
will automatically install pulser-simulation. If you wish to install it on its own, you can also run
pip install pulser-simulation
Note that pulser-core is a requirement of pulser-simulation, so it will be installed if it hasn't been already.
Release files for pulser-simulation 1.9.1
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