Quantum Computing Asked by Fallen Apart on July 17, 2021
I am just wondering in what way cirq.Qid
class generalizes qudits. From cirq.Qid
documentation we read that it
Identifies a quantum object such as a qubit, qudit, resonator, etc.
I am not sure what this resonator means and if it is somehow connected to other qudits in the system.
Could anyone clarify it?
Well, originally the idea was that we didn't want to exclude things like continuous quantum systems, and ancillary systems being used as control surfaces, and concepts like "a place where an ion might be" as opposed to the ion itself. So we went with a very generic "identifier for quantum-associated thing" name (qid).
At some point Qid gained a dimension
method that returns an integer telling you how many quantum levels there are... so it really basically is a qudit now.
Correct answer by Craig Gidney on July 17, 2021
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