Department
National Research Council CanadaAmount
$77.0K
Province
ABType
Grant
Agreement Number
172-2025-2026-Q4-1041230
Purpose
Develop a novel representation-theoretic framework for quantum algorithms and quantum compilation using recently developed connections between adelic methods and the Langlands program to quantum computing. Golden gates, optimal gate sets generalizing Clifford+T, are known to exist for all practical application via arithmetic constructions exploiting adelic analysis and recent developments in the Langlands Program. Precisely, these methods produce a number-theoretic shadow of any quantum gate, the “arithmetic avatar”, that allows for the translation of complex structures in quantum computing to a straight-forward combinatorial setting. The project will produce the first practical implementation of this construction in a quantum SDK (Qiskit), as well a rigorous study of a novel approach to quantum algorithm development that arises from this application of adelic methods.
The Governors of the University of Calgary × National Research Council Canada
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