Solving the Advection Equation
If this is your first competition on Aqora, we highly recommend you follow the
H2 Groundstate Energy Tutorial
to get familar with the platform and the CLI.
Downloading the template
To download the template for this use case, you can run the following command in the terminal
aqora template classiq_qinnovision
This will download the template into a folder called classiq_qinnovision
.
You can then open the folder in Visual Studio Code by running the following command in the terminal
aqora lab -p classiq_qinnovision
This should open the folder in Visual Studio Code. If you receive a
prompt, you can click on "Yes, I trust the authors".
Getting Started
You can find a template notebook in submission/solution.ipynb
.
Fill in your solution. You can run the notebook locally to test your
solution by running the following in the terminal
And when you are ready to submit run
Getting started with Classiq
- Registration and Installation
Getting started with Classiq is really simple! You can work directly on our web-based IDE or use your preferred IDE (PyCharm, VS Code, Jupyter) by downloading and importing our SDK (from classiq import *
). For detailed instructions, visit: Classiq Registration & Installation. We recommend using the Classiq SDK for the challenge.
- Classiq 101
Our comprehensive guide covers all the platform fundamentals and provides guided implementations of quantum primitives, reflecting Classiq's unique approach of designing quantum algorithms using functional building blocks. Access the guide here: Classiq 101, and watch the accompanying video tutorials: YouTube Playlist.
- Join Our Community on Slack
Get your questions answered, explore previous discussions, and connect with our vibrant community here: Classiq Community Slack.
- Explore Our GitHub Repository
Browse through a wide range of algorithms, workshops, and other resources on our GitHub: Classiq GitHub.