move#
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Two-qubit MOVE gate.
The MOVE gate is a population exchange operation between two components, mediated by a coupler, that has the following properties:
MOVE is unitary.
The effect of MOVE is only defined in the invariant subspace \(S = \text{span}\{|00\rangle, |01\rangle, |10\rangle\}\), where it swaps the populations of the states \(|01\rangle\) and \(|10\rangle\). Anything may happen in the orthogonal subspace as long as it is unitary and invariant.
In the subspace where it is defined, MOVE is an involution: \(\text{MOVE}_S^2 = I_S\).
Thus MOVE has the following presentation in the subspace \(S\):
where \(a\) is an undefined complex phase. This degree of freedom (in addition to the undefined effect of the gate in the orthogonal subspace) means there is a continuum of different MOVE gates, all equally valid. The phase \(a\) is canceled when the MOVE gate is applied a second time due to the involution property.
Functions
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Schedule-level pass applying phase corrections for MOVE sandwiches to the first MOVE component. |
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Circuit-level pass to prepare a circuit containing MOVE gates for compilation. |
Classes
MOVE gate using CRF waveform for the coupler and the qubit flux pulses. |
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Qubit-resonator or qubit-qubit MOVE gate using flux pulses both on a qubit and the coupler. |
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MOVE gate using Slepian waveform for the coupler flux pulse and CRF waveform for the qubit flux pulse. |
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MOVE gate using TGSS waveform for the coupler flux pulse and CRF waveform for the qubit flux pulse. |
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Special annotation instruction to indicate the beginning and ending of MOVE gates. |
Inheritance
