CNOT Gate
A fundamental two-qubit gate in quantum computing, used to implement entanglement and quantum logic operations. Its count is a key metric for measuring the complexity of a quantum circuit.
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The same set of weights can be compiled exactly onto photonic optical systems and qubits, with one coherent attention layer corresponding to one quantum circuit, requiring 852 CNOT gates on 23 qubits.
Common quantum gates include single-qubit Hadamard gates and Pauli gates, as well as two-qubit CNOT gates.
Clifford gates include the Hadamard gate, the phase gate S, and the CNOT gate.
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The same set of weights can be compiled exactly onto photonic optical systems and qubits, with one coherent attention layer corresponding to one quantum circuit, requiring 852 CNOT gates on 23 qubits.
50%UnverifiedCommon quantum gates include single-qubit Hadamard gates and Pauli gates, as well as two-qubit CNOT gates.
50%UnverifiedClifford gates include the Hadamard gate, the phase gate S, and the CNOT gate.
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