Source code for loom_repetition_code.applicator.grow

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from loom.eka import Circuit, PauliOperator, Stabilizer
from loom.eka.operations import Grow
from loom.eka.utilities import Direction
from loom.interpreter import InterpretationStep

from ..code_factory import RepetitionCode


# pylint: disable=duplicate-code, disable=too-many-locals
[docs] def grow_consistency_check( interpretation_step: InterpretationStep, operation: Grow ) -> RepetitionCode: """ Check the consistency of the grow operation. Parameters ---------- interpretation_step : InterpretationStep InterpretationStep containing the block to grow. operation : Grow Grow operation description. Returns ------- The RepetitionCode block to grow. Raises ------ ValueError If the Block is not RepetitionCode. If the grown operation direction is not RIGHT or LEFT. If growing in the left direction goes beyond the lattice boundary. """ # Extract Block block = interpretation_step.get_block(operation.input_block_name) # Check valid Block type if not isinstance(block, RepetitionCode): raise ValueError( f"This grow operation is not supported for {type(block)} blocks." ) # Check grow is applied in the correct direction if operation.direction not in [Direction.RIGHT, Direction.LEFT]: raise ValueError( "Repetition code does not support growing in the " f"{operation.direction} direction." ) # Check that we are not growing beyond the boundaries of the lattice if operation.direction == Direction.LEFT: left_boundary_position = block.boundary_qubits(Direction.LEFT)[0] if left_boundary_position - operation.length < 0: raise ValueError("Cannot grow beyond the boundary of the lattice.") return block
[docs] def get_new_data_qubits_info( block: RepetitionCode, direction: Direction, length: int ) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: """Find the qubits to add during the grow operation. Parameters ---------- block : RepetitionCode Block to grow. direction : Direction Direction of the grow operation. length : int Length of the grow operation. Returns ------- list[tuple[int, int]] List containing the new qubits to add. """ left_boundary_qubit = block.boundary_qubits(Direction.LEFT) # Find the new data qubits that need to be added match direction: case Direction.LEFT: new_data_qubits = [ (-i + left_boundary_qubit[0] - 1, 0) for i in range(length) ] case Direction.RIGHT: right_boundary_qubit = block.boundary_qubits(Direction.RIGHT) new_data_qubits = [ (i + right_boundary_qubit[0] + 1, 0) for i in range(length) ] return new_data_qubits
[docs] def create_grow_circuit( interpretation_step: InterpretationStep, check_type: str, new_data_qubits: list[tuple[int, int]], circuit_name: str, ) -> Circuit: """ Generates the circuit required to reset the new data that get added during the grow operation. Parameters ---------- interpretation_step : InterpretationStep Interpretation step containing the block to grow. check_type : str Type of stabilizers in the code. new_data_qubits : list[tuple[int,int]] List of new data qubits to reset. circuit_name : str Name of the circuit. Returns ------- Circuit Circuit to reset the new data qubits. """ # Select reset state based on stabilizer type if check_type == "X": reset_state = "0" else: reset_state = "+" # Reset sequence reset_sequence = [ [ Circuit( name=f"reset_{reset_state}", channels=interpretation_step.get_channel_MUT(q, "quantum"), ) for q in new_data_qubits ] ] # Circuit for the grow operation grow_circuit = Circuit( name=circuit_name, circuit=reset_sequence, ) return grow_circuit
[docs] def find_new_stabilizers( block: RepetitionCode, check_type: str, is_left: bool, new_data_qubits: list[tuple[int, int]], ) -> list[Stabilizer]: """Find the new stabilizers that will form the grown block. Parameters ---------- block : RepetitionCode Block to grow. check_type : str Type of stabilizer to add. is_left: bool Whether the grow operation is to the left or right. new_data_qubits : list[tuple[int,int]] New data qubits to add. Returns ------- list[Stabilizer] List containing the new stabilizers forming the grown block. """ # Define the stabilizers to add stabs_to_add = [ Stabilizer( pauli=check_type * 2, data_qubits=sorted( [(coord - (1 - 2 * is_left), 0), (coord, 0)], key=lambda x: x[0] ), ancilla_qubits=[(coord - (1 - is_left), 1)], ) for coord, _ in new_data_qubits ] # Combine the stabilizers to get the new set of stabilizers new_stabilizers = list(block.stabilizers) + stabs_to_add return new_stabilizers
[docs] def get_logical_operator_and_evolution( block: RepetitionCode, check_type: str, new_data_qubits: list[tuple[int, int]], ) -> tuple[list[list[PauliOperator]], list[dict[str, tuple[str, ...]]]]: """ Extract the logical operators and the evolution after the grow operation. Parameters ---------- block : RepetitionCode Block to grow. check_type : str Type of stabilizer defining the code. new_data_qubits : list[tuple[int,int]] New data qubits to add. Returns ------- tuple[list[list[PauliOperator]], list[dict[str, tuple[str, ...]]]] Tuple containing the new logical operators, the evolution of the logical X operators, and the evolution of the logical Z operators. """ complementary_check_type = "X" if check_type == "Z" else "Z" # Combine old and new data qubits all_qubits = list(block.data_qubits) + new_data_qubits # Extract old long and short operators old_logs = [block.logical_x_operators[0], block.logical_z_operators[0]] old_short_log, old_long_log = sorted(old_logs, key=lambda x: len(x.data_qubits)) # Define new logical operators new_long_log = PauliOperator( pauli=complementary_check_type * len(all_qubits), data_qubits=all_qubits ) new_short_log = old_short_log # New logicals new_logs = [[new_long_log], [new_short_log]] # Log evolution long_log_evolution = {new_long_log.uuid: (old_long_log.uuid,)} short_log_evolution = {} log_evolution = [long_log_evolution, short_log_evolution] return new_logs, log_evolution
[docs] def grow( # pylint: disable=too-many-locals interpretation_step: InterpretationStep, operation: Grow, same_timeslice: bool, debug_mode: bool, ) -> InterpretationStep: """ Grow a Repetition Code chain in the specified direction (left or right). The algorithm is the following: - A.) DATA QUBITS - A.1) Extract new data qubits - B.) CIRCUIT - B.1) Generate the circuit - B.2) Add the circuit to the interpretation step - C.) STABILIZERS - C.1) Find the new stabilizers that get added - C.2) Add to current set of stabilizers - D.) LOGICAL OPERATORS - D.1) Extract logical operators and updates - D.2) Update the logical operator history - E.) NEW BLOCK - E.1) Create the new block - E.2) Update the block history Parameters ---------- interpretation_step : InterpretationStep Interpretation step containing the block to grow. operation : Grow Grow 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 grow operation. """ # Check consistency of the grow operation block = grow_consistency_check(interpretation_step, operation) # Extract stabilizer type check_type = block.check_type is_left = operation.direction == Direction.LEFT # A) DATA QUBITS # A.1) Extract new data qubits new_data_qubits = get_new_data_qubits_info( block, direction=operation.direction, length=operation.length ) # B) CIRCUIT # B.1) Generate the circuit circuit_name = ( f"grow {block.unique_label} by {operation.length} to the {operation.direction}" ) grow_circuit = create_grow_circuit( interpretation_step, check_type, new_data_qubits, circuit_name ) # B.2) Add the circuit to the interpretation step interpretation_step.append_circuit_MUT(grow_circuit, same_timeslice) # C) STABILIZERS # C.1) Find the new set of stabilizers new_stabilizers = find_new_stabilizers(block, check_type, is_left, new_data_qubits) # D) LOGICAL OPERATORS # D.1) Extract logical operators and updates new_logs, log_evolution = get_logical_operator_and_evolution( block, check_type, new_data_qubits, ) # D.2) Update the logical operator history ordering = 1 if check_type == "Z" else -1 new_log_x_ops, new_log_z_ops = new_logs[::ordering] logical_x_evolution, logical_z_evolution = log_evolution[::ordering] # Update the logical operator evolution interpretation_step.logical_x_evolution.update(logical_x_evolution) interpretation_step.logical_z_evolution.update(logical_z_evolution) # Update the logical operator updates for op in new_log_x_ops: interpretation_step.update_logical_operator_updates_MUT("X", op.uuid, (), True) for op in new_log_z_ops: interpretation_step.update_logical_operator_updates_MUT("Z", op.uuid, (), True) # E) NEW BLOCK # E.1) Create the new block new_block = RepetitionCode( stabilizers=new_stabilizers, logical_x_operators=new_log_x_ops, logical_z_operators=new_log_z_ops, unique_label=block.unique_label, skip_validation=not debug_mode, ) # E.2) Update the block history interpretation_step.update_block_history_and_evolution_MUT( new_blocks=(new_block,), old_blocks=(block,), ) return interpretation_step