Notebooks¶
The repository includes notebook-first examples that introduce QSVT and QSP concepts step by step, followed by real physics workflows and classical benchmark notebooks that reuse the package APIs.
Notebook outputs¶
The rendered results pages are generated from the embedded outputs of these notebooks:
notebook set |
generated output page |
source directory |
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tutorials |
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real physics examples |
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benchmarks |
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Benchmark notebooks are package-client workflows that write JSON/CSV artifacts
under results/benchmarks/ and results/tables/; their plots are extracted
to results/plots/benchmarks/.
For the compact result summary and regeneration commands, see Results.
Tutorial notebooks¶
Tutorial notebooks live in notebooks/tutorials/.
notebook |
focus |
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scalar and diagonal QSVT transforms |
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singular-value filtering |
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QSP polynomial behaviour |
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small linear-solver intuition |
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larger diagonal linear-solver experiment |
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approximate inverse-like transforms |
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polynomial design and approximation |
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matrix functions, powers, and roots |
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sign functions and projectors |
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design helpers and templates |
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QSVT algorithm workflow diagnostics |
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QSVT reports, CLI output, and reproducible artifacts |
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QSVT design degree/error/boundedness tradeoffs |
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block-encoding assumptions and QSVT resource-proxy limits |
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finite block-encoded QSVT workflow |
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sparse operators, oracle assumptions, and omitted costs |
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boundedness, parity, and QSVT compatibility failures |
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dense, CG, and QSVT-style linear-system comparison rows |
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finite simulator-scale HHL linear-system solver |
Benchmark notebooks¶
Benchmark notebooks live in notebooks/benchmarks/.
notebook |
focus |
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dense and CG linear-system baselines with QSVT inverse-polynomial resource proxies |
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dense spectral and polynomial matrix-function baselines for thermal/filter workflows |
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dimension, conditioning, and inverse-degree sweeps for compact benchmark tables |
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what classical benchmark helpers time versus what QSVT proxy fields estimate |
Real physics examples¶
Real physics examples live in notebooks/real_examples/.
Each notebook now starts with a short orientation block that identifies the
physical system, the QSVT-style implementation used, and the classical reference
or quantum-relevance context for the toy-scale example.
notebook |
focus |
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ground-state filtering |
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tight-binding band filters |
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imaginary-time filtering |
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heat-equation PDE workflow |
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Poisson-equation PDE workflow |
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Hamiltonian simulation |
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H2 toy chemistry solver |
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Green’s-function response |
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spectral density estimation |
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Gibbs-state thermal weights |
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transport physics and Landauer chains |
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tensor-network hybrid filtering |
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2D heat-equation PDE workflow |
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advection-diffusion PDE workflow |
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wave-equation dynamics |
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Helmholtz-equation PDE workflow |
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quantum-walk search toy model |
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SSH-chain edge-state filtering |
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Anderson localization |
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Schrödinger bound states |
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harmonic-oscillator grid spectrum |
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electrostatic Green’s function |
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coupled-oscillator normal modes |
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Ising phase-transition filtering |
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diffusion-limited heat treatment |
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graphene nanoribbon density of states |
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Fermi-Dirac electronic occupations |
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photonic-crystal band-gap filtering |
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topological band projectors and Chern markers |
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block-encoded QSVT Laplacian smoothing |
See the repository notebook directory for executable files: notebooks.