Title: Dynamically Generated Lattice Structures for Parallel Quantum Circuit Design
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
This paper investigates the application of dynamically generated lattice structures for parallel quantum circuit design, aiming to overcome the limitations of traditional, static lattice designs. The core focus is on automating the creation of complex lattice patterns, optimizing for both connectivity and energy efficiency, thereby facilitating scalable and efficient quantum computation. The proposed algorithm leverages a novel spatial topology evolution paradigm, iteratively refining lattice configurations based on a deep understanding of circuit requirements. We present a framework for automated lattice generation, demonstrating its efficacy through a series of simulations and analyses, highlighting its potential to significantly enhance the design process for parallel quantum architectures.