pygridsynth provides O(log(1/ε)) ancilla-free Clifford+T synthesis with a new partial-decomposition technique for n≥3 reducing T-count constants to (21/8·4^n - 9/2·2^n + 9)log₂(1/ε) + o(log(1/ε)) and a mixed-synthesis approach empirically lowering error to ε²/(2n).
Remarks on matsumoto and amano’s normal form for single-qubit clifford+ t operators
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pygridsynth: A fast numerical tool for ancilla-free Clifford+T synthesis
pygridsynth provides O(log(1/ε)) ancilla-free Clifford+T synthesis with a new partial-decomposition technique for n≥3 reducing T-count constants to (21/8·4^n - 9/2·2^n + 9)log₂(1/ε) + o(log(1/ε)) and a mixed-synthesis approach empirically lowering error to ε²/(2n).
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Stochastic magic-state production in fault-tolerant quantum computing inflates execution time but reduces peak resource demand, allowing stochastic-aware factory allocation to cut space-time volume by up to 27% and factories by up to 30% versus deterministic optima.