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Currently DDSIM uses OpenMP to parallelize the hybrid Schrodinger-Feynman simulation approach. There are two places where OpenMP is used:
- In https://github.com/iic-jku/ddsim/blob/36661b7ec71a6c6f0cbf7abfb67fbba3f192926c/src/HybridSchrodingerFeynmanSimulator.cpp#L134 where a stack of tasks is concurrently accessed by a set number of threads in a
parallelregion. - In https://github.com/iic-
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At the moment, QMAP provides a default set of hard-coded architectures to map to. While we allow to specify own architectures (and, in theory, calibration data) in the form of individual input files this is rather inflexible and can be improved.
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Right now a lot of modules (in particular tests) are pretty free form with how they do imports. It's a good practice to import modules wherever possible.
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