In quantum science and engineering, hypothesis development plays a foundational role in exploring uncharted phenomena, validating theories, and engineering next-generation technologies. Given the inherently probabilistic and often non-intuitive nature of….
Fault injection attacks are a well-known class of attacks in classical computing, where deliberate faults are introduced into a system to manipulate its behavior, leak sensitive information, or bypass security….
Microwave control plays a central role in the operation of superconducting quantum computers. In these systems, qubits are typically implemented using superconducting Josephson junction circuits, such as the transmon qubit…..
Quantum computing relies on extremely sensitive hardware that operates at the quantum level—where even the slightest imperfection or environmental interference can lead to errors. Quantum hardware calibration is the process….
Debugging quantum code is one of the significant challenges when developing quantum algorithms. Quantum computing is fundamentally different from classical computing due to the unique properties of quantum mechanics, such….
As quantum computing technology continues to develop, ensuring that quantum software behaves correctly and efficiently becomes increasingly important. Quantum unit testing is essential to verify that quantum algorithms and programs….
1. Introduction Quantum Amplitude Estimation (QAE) is a cornerstone algorithm in quantum computing, playing a key role in a variety of applications such as finance, machine learning, physics simulations, and….
Quantum control is the science of manipulating quantum systems—such as atoms, photons, or qubits—to reach specific desired outcomes. These might include performing logic gates for a quantum computer, stabilizing a….
Optimal control is a field of study that focuses on finding the best way to manipulate a system over time. In quantum mechanics, it deals with designing precise control strategies—typically….
NISQ stands for Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum. These are the quantum computers we have today: In this context, error correction means finding ways to reduce, avoid, or compensate for errors in….
