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libQuantumJava

Maintained by gbanegas

This is a crude translation from th C implementation of libquantum to a Java version.

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LibQuantumJava (LQJ)

beta version

version not stable!!

This is a crude translation from th C implementation of libquantum to a Java version.

The main idea is to be able to work with CNOT / Toffoli and other gates that are not necessary to use superposition. LibQuantumJava supports up to 2048 qubits, the "C implementation" covers only 128 qubits.

Here is a video about our idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxSdXifWBYg

How to build

We use gradle to build the library.

git clone https://github.com/gbanegas/libQuantumJava.git
cd libQuantumJava
gradle build

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