Source code for loom.interpreter.applicator.reset_all_ancilla_qubits

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from loom.eka import Circuit
from loom.eka.operations import ResetAllAncillaQubits

from ..interpretation_step import InterpretationStep


[docs] def reset_all_ancilla_qubits( interpretation_step: InterpretationStep, operation: ResetAllAncillaQubits, same_timeslice: bool, debug_mode: bool, # pylint: disable=unused-argument ) -> InterpretationStep: """ Resets all ancilla qubits of a block to a specific SingleQubitPauliEigenstate. NOTE: Initializing a Y state may come with some caveats, as the implementation of the initialization may not be fault-tolerant for some codes. For example, in the case of the Rotated Surface Code, initializing a Y state may require distillation for it to be fault-tolerant. Parameters ---------- interpretation_step : InterpretationStep Interpretation step containing the blocks whose ancilla qubits need to be reset. operation : ResetAllAncillaQubits Reset ancilla operation description. same_timeslice : bool Flag indicating whether the operation is part of the same timestep as the previous operation. debug_mode : bool Flag indicating whether the interpretation should be done in debug mode. Activating debug mode will enable commutation validation for Block. Returns ------- InterpretationStep Interpretation step after the reset ancilla operation. """ # Get the block block = interpretation_step.get_block(operation.input_block_name) # Create a circuit that resets the data qubits to the given state reset_circuit = Circuit( name=f"reset all ancilla qubits of block {block.unique_label} to " f"|{operation.state.value}>", circuit=[ # Reset the data qubits on the same time step [ Circuit( f"reset_{operation.state.value}", channels=interpretation_step.get_channel_MUT(q, "quantum"), ) for q in block.ancilla_qubits ] ], ) # Add the reset circuit to the interpretation step interpretation_step.append_circuit_MUT(reset_circuit, same_timeslice) # Return the new interpretation step return interpretation_step