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Title: Dynamic Topology for Quantum Circuit Optimization

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 5, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

Quantum circuit optimization is a crucial challenge in the field of quantum computing, demanding efficient and reliable circuit designs. Traditional methods often employ static topologies, limiting the potential for significant performance improvements. This paper introduces a novel dynamic topology approach, leveraging a "topology simulator" to intelligently adjust the circuit's connections during optimization. This simulator monitors the circuit's performance in real-time and dynamically modifies the connections to minimize errors and maximize efficiency. The proposed method offers a significant advancement over existing techniques, demonstrating a demonstrable improvement in circuit fidelity and overall performance. The core mechanism involves a sophisticated system that analyzes the circuit's state and proactively reconfigures the connections, resulting in a more robust and adaptable optimization process. The paper details the design of the topology simulator, its implementation, and the resulting performance gains compared to baseline techniques. The analysis also explores potential challenges and future directions for this dynamic approach.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22315524

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