Add tutorial: Compilation methods for Hamiltonian simulation circuits #3553
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…mpilation methods This commit adds the initial version of the tutorial notebook on compilation methods for Hamiltonian simulation circuits, along with the accompanying `100_representative.json` file used for circuit examples. Still to finalize: - Placement of the notebook and resource file in the tutorials directory structure - Internal documentation links and cross-references - Survey link at the end of the notebook
…ademark symbol Added the corresponding adjustments for creating a new tutorial. Note that we still need to adjust the json and metadata of the tutorial, which would be done in the PR.
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Can we link to the SABRE deep-dive tutorial mentioned in the Compilation methods overview section? Or if it isn't published yet, we can add a note to that effect. EDIT: Use https://quantum.cloud.ibm.com/docs/tutorials/transpilation-optimizations-with-sabre |
Add tutorial: Compilation methods for Hamiltonian simulation circuits
This PR adds a new tutorial to the Qiskit documentation titled "Compilation methods for Hamiltonian simulation circuits" and addresses issue #3552
The notebook provides a comparative overview of three compilation methods in Qiskit for Hamiltonian simulation workloads:
PauliEvolutionGateoperations used in Trotterized dynamics.What the tutorial covers
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docs/tutorials/100_representative.jsondocs/tutorials/compilation-methods-for-hamiltonian-simulation-circuits.ipynbNote: The location of
100_representative.jsonwill likely need to be changed, as week as the notebook's reference of it. This json file is used as the file that contains the benchmarking circuits for Hamlib. What is the best location / most appropriate for this file?Before finalizing this tutorial