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Handling Imperfections in Subcircuit Compilation for Linear Optical Quantum Computing
Tobias Forster, Yannick Stade, Andreas Fyrillas +3
Linear Optical Quantum Computing (LOQC) is emerging as a promising technology in large-scale quantum computing. Corresponding devices, including linear optical circuits, are rapidl…
Scalable Circuit Cutting: A Framework for Combined Gate and Wire Cuts Using Gate Groups
Fiona Jiali Fröhler, Yannick Stade, Christian Ufrecht +2
Quantum circuit cutting enables the execution of large circuits on devices with a limited number of qubits by partitioning circuits into independent subcircuits. However, this intr…
Guiding Compiler Optimizations for Neutral Atom Quantum Computers Through Visualizations
Yannick Stade, Robert Wille
The scale of Neutral Atom (NA) quantum computers requires automated compilation tools. Designing the required heuristic methods demands a deep understanding of complex hardware tra…
Enabling Neutral Atom Integration: Redesigning Device Models for Universal Quantum Ecosystems
Yannick Stade, Lukas Burgholzer, Ludwig Schmid +1
Quantum computing is transitioning from an academic idea to a practical technology, driven by recent hardware advancements and clear paths toward real-world applications. Universal…
MLIR for Quantum Beyond Gate Cancellation: Quantum Circuit Mapping Reimagined
Matthias Reumann, Yannick Stade, Robert Wille +1
The Multi-Level Intermediate Representation (MLIR) framework has become a cornerstone for building extensible, domain-specific compilers, with the quantum computing community alrea…
The MQT Compiler Collection: A Blueprint for a Future-Proof Quantum-Classical Compilation Framework
Lukas Burgholzer, Daniel Haag, Yannick Stade +3
As the capabilities of quantum computing hardware continue to rise, algorithms that exploit them are becoming increasingly complex. These developments increase the need for sophist…
Integrating Quantum Software Tools with(in) MLIR
Patrick Hopf, Erick Ochoa Lopez, Yannick Stade +6
Compilers transform code into action. They convert high-level programs into executable hardware instructions - a crucial step in enabling reliable and scalable quantum computation.…