A layered software architecture for quantum computing design tools

Krysta M. Svore; Alfred V. Aho; Andrew W. Cross; Isaac L. Chuang; Igor L. Markov

doi:10.1109/mc.2006.4

January 1, 2006Computer

A layered software architecture for quantum computing design tools

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This research aims to develop a structured design flow for transforming quantum algorithms into operational commands for quantum systems.
Proposed a four-phase design flow for quantum algorithm processing
Utilized compilers to achieve precise scheduling of physical actions
Incorporated computer-aided design tools for fine-grained control
Enabled efficient transition from high-level language programs to executable actions
Improved control over nanoscale quantum-mechanical system operations
Facilitated computations to optimize quantum algorithm implementations

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Demonstrates an innovative design flow in quantum computing, suggesting enhanced algorithm transformation capabilities.

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Compilers and computer-aided design tools are essential for fine-grained control of nanoscale quantum-mechanical systems. A proposed four-phase design flow assists with computations by transforming a quantum algorithm from a high-level language program into precisely scheduled physical actions.

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