IBM

Subspace-based Quantum Diagonalization Methods for Optimization

Project participants will be expected to explore SQD and KQD techniques using publicly available manuscripts on the topic and using Qiskit and other open-source numerical simulation tools to achieve the desired outcomes. The project aims to explore the potential for applications on quantum computers, but there is no requirement to run such algorithms on current devices.

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