A new compilation framework treats quantum channels as first-class objects via ChannelIR and LindFront, achieving up to 99% gate count reduction on Lindbladian benchmarks versus unoptimized and Stinespring baselines.
Lower bounds on the non-Clifford resources for quantum computations.Quantum Science and Technology, 5(3):035009, May 2020
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