Expanding the VOQC Toolkit
summary
Vox is a Coq-verified quantum optimizer: every transformation has a formal proof of semantic preservation and some helper proofs (the U3 combination routine is ~20 lines of code with ~1,500 lines of proof). Recent work adds the ibm gate set, semantics-preserving conversions among three gate sets, mapping that guarantees correctness up to a known qubit permutation and only uses allowed two-qubit edges, and a Python bridge. Evaluation maps 26 benchmarks to a 6x6 grid (geometric-mean gate reductions show optimizing before mapping helps most). Bindings: pybox and mlvox.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00VOQC: Verified Optimizer for Quantum Circuits
- 1:35In This Talk
- 1:52"IBM" Gate Set
- 3:55Summary of Features
- 4:33Circuit Mapping
- 5:53Composing VOQC Transformations
- 7:02(Light) Evaluation
- 9:42Ongoing Work
- 10:37Resources
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