QuBOX UFSC Client
QuBOX is a portable quantum computing simulator developed by Quantuloop for the Ket language. Accelerated by GPU, QuBOX has two simulation modes, being able to simulate more than 30 quantum bits.
In partnership with Quantuloop, the Quantum Computing Group - UFSC provides free remote access to a QuBOX simulator. You can use this client to access the QuBOX hosted at the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC).
See https://qubox.ufsc.br for more information.
Installation
pip install qubox-ufsc
Usage
from ket import * # import quantum types and functions
import qubox_ufsc # import the QuBOX UFSC Client
# Request access to the QuBOX UFSC
qubox_ufsc.login(
name="Your Name",
email="you_email@example.com",
affiliation="Your Affiliation"
)
# Configure the quantum execution
qubox_ufsc.config(
mode="sparse",
precision=1,
) # Every quantum execution after this line will run on the QuBOX
##################################
# Bell State preparation example #
##################################
a, b = quant(2)
cnot(H(a), b)
print(dump(a+b).show())
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