Tutorials

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The tutorials are organized around tasks you can complete one by one. Each one explains which inputs to prepare, why they are constructed that way, and how to check the results. The first four use only the core package; wherever a real simulator is invoked, the environment requirements are stated separately. For environment setup see Installation and environment; for background concepts such as registers, programs, and binding see Operations, registers, and the generation process.

• Your first register program
• Replacing an algorithm’s oracle
• From a paper’s access model to implementation comparison
• Search for an element and estimate the success probability
• Supplying your own Hamiltonian decomposition
• Swapping QODE methods for the same linear problem
• Generating QHAM input from a PDE expression
• Composing PDE inputs and solve instances
• Composing linear ODE inputs and solve instances
• Scientific computing workflows: input models, solvers, and reproduction
• Running and modifying the algorithm gallery