TBE identifies 32.1% of 92,011 equivalent surviving quantum mutants (29,536) via OpenQASM comparison after transpilation, reporting 100% precision and 82% accuracy on 348,299 mutants.
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The hardware-compatible Brick-Circuit generator produces quantum test states with higher expressibility and entanglement than existing generators at shallower circuit depths.
Semantics-based verification of a Qrisp Shor oracle for ECDLP identifies agreement on core primitives but potential control-law violations in controlled execution.
A systematic analysis of 59 quantum software testing empirical studies reveals highly diverse designs, inconsistent reporting, and open methodological challenges, leading to recommendations for future work.
Qolumbina curates 40 quantum programs into a benchmark with QST-oriented criteria for functionality, output behavior, and complexity to support scalable empirical studies of quantum software testing approaches.
Failure-guided local fuzzing around non-convergent seeds improves detection of faulty HQC configurations over random testing, with concolic seeding adding workload-dependent benefits on VQE versus QAOA.
Quantum circuits show high average condition (97.56%) and decision (97.63%) coverage but lower path coverage (71.84%), with probabilistic versions adding confidence levels (averages 88.87%, 88.65%, 37.18%); mutation testing reveals weak or no correlation between structural coverage and fault finding
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Quantum Mutant Equivalence via Transpilation
TBE identifies 32.1% of 92,011 equivalent surviving quantum mutants (29,536) via OpenQASM comparison after transpilation, reporting 100% precision and 82% accuracy on 348,299 mutants.
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Randomized and Diverse Input State Generation for Quantum Program Testing
The hardware-compatible Brick-Circuit generator produces quantum test states with higher expressibility and entanglement than existing generators at shallower circuit depths.
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Semantics-Based Verification of an Implemented Shor Oracle for ECDLP in Qrisp
Semantics-based verification of a Qrisp Shor oracle for ECDLP identifies agreement on core primitives but potential control-law violations in controlled execution.
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A Methodological Analysis of Empirical Studies in Quantum Software Testing
A systematic analysis of 59 quantum software testing empirical studies reveals highly diverse designs, inconsistent reporting, and open methodological challenges, leading to recommendations for future work.
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Benchmarking Quantum Software Testing with Scalable Quantum Programs
Qolumbina curates 40 quantum programs into a benchmark with QST-oriented criteria for functionality, output behavior, and complexity to support scalable empirical studies of quantum software testing approaches.
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Failure-Guided Fuzzing for Hybrid Quantum-Classical Programs
Failure-guided local fuzzing around non-convergent seeds improves detection of faulty HQC configurations over random testing, with concolic seeding adding workload-dependent benefits on VQE versus QAOA.
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Probabilistic Condition, Decision and Path Coverage of Circuit-based Quantum Programs
Quantum circuits show high average condition (97.56%) and decision (97.63%) coverage but lower path coverage (71.84%), with probabilistic versions adding confidence levels (averages 88.87%, 88.65%, 37.18%); mutation testing reveals weak or no correlation between structural coverage and fault finding