Examples

In this section, we provide a glimpse into the diverse range of applications that can be implemented using Qrisp. With these, we display how Qrisp provides a powerful and flexible platform for implementing and exploring quantum computing applications. These examples are designed to help you understand the capabilities of our language and inspire you to develop your own quantum computing applications.

Title	Description
Abstract Parameters	This example showcases how parametrized circuits can be generated and processed by the Qrisp infrastructure.
Exact Grover’s Algorithm	Demonstrates how to utilize the exact keyword of grovers_alg.
Diagonal Hamiltonian Application	An example to demonstrate how to utilize the as_hamiltonian decorator.
Hello World	An example to demonstrate the use of QuantumStrings in the form of the well known “Hello world” script.
Simulating a QC on a QC	This example displays how to write a QC simulator that runs on a quantum computer itself.
In-Place Matrix Multiplication	Showcases the use of the qrisp.inplace_matrix_app() to apply an invertible classical matrix inplace to a quantum vector.
Loops	Illustrates loops with quantum bounds using the qrange iterator.
Matrix Multiplication	Exemplifies how to multiply quantum matrices using the qrisp.dot() function.
Quantum Mod Division	Exhibits how the qrisp.q_divmod() function can be utilize to perform division with remainder.
Quantum Teleportation	An example on how to use Qrisps QuantumNetwork module to simulate a quantum teleportation.
Efficient Solution for the TSP	A more efficient version of the solution of the traveling salesman problem, that was presented in the Tutorial
QAOA Implementation for various problem instances	Provides implementations for solving optimization problems using the Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm. For a detailed tutorial on how to use QAOA, please refer to the in depth QAOA tutorial.
Exploring Shor’s algorithm	Showcases the cryptographic implications of implementating Shor’s algorithm and provides insight in how to easily use a custom adder.