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| author | Zhang, Shi-Xin Chen, Yu-Qin Li, Weitang Sun, Jiace Ma, Wei-Guo Zheng, Pei-Lin Huang, Yu-Xiang Wang, Qi-Xiang Yu, Hui Li, Zhuo Huang, Xuyang Li, Zong-Liang Wan, Zhou-Quan Liu, Shuo Qiu, Jiezhong Miao, Jiaqi Song, Zixuan Yan, Yuxuan Tsuoka, Kazuki Zhang, Pan Wang, Lei Fan, Heng Hsieh, Chang-Yu Yao, Hong Xiang, Tao |
| author_facet | Zhang, Shi-Xin Chen, Yu-Qin Li, Weitang Sun, Jiace Ma, Wei-Guo Zheng, Pei-Lin Huang, Yu-Xiang Wang, Qi-Xiang Yu, Hui Li, Zhuo Huang, Xuyang Li, Zong-Liang Wan, Zhou-Quan Liu, Shuo Qiu, Jiezhong Miao, Jiaqi Song, Zixuan Yan, Yuxuan Tsuoka, Kazuki Zhang, Pan Wang, Lei Fan, Heng Hsieh, Chang-Yu Yao, Hong Xiang, Tao |
| contents | We present TensorCircuit-NG, a next-generation quantum software platform designed to bridge the gap between quantum physics, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing. Moving beyond the scope of traditional circuit simulators, TensorCircuit-NG establishes a unified, tensor-native programming paradigm where quantum circuits, tensor networks, and neural networks fuse into a single, end-to-end differentiable computational graph. Built upon industry-standard machine learning backends (JAX, TensorFlow, PyTorch), the framework introduces comprehensive capabilities for approximate circuit simulation, analog dynamics, fermion Gaussian states, qudit systems, and scalable noise modeling. To tackle the exponential complexity of deep quantum circuits, TensorCircuit-NG implements advanced distributed computing strategies, including automated data parallelism and model-parallel tensor network slicing. We validate these capabilities on GPU clusters, demonstrating a near-linear speedup in distributed variational quantum algorithms. TensorCircuit-NG enables flagship applications, including end-to-end QML for CIFAR-100 computer vision, efficient pipelines from quantum states to neural networks via classical shadows, and differentiable optimization of tensor network states for many-body physics. |
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| spellingShingle | TensorCircuit-NG: A Universal, Composable, and Scalable Platform for Quantum Computing and Quantum Simulation Zhang, Shi-Xin Chen, Yu-Qin Li, Weitang Sun, Jiace Ma, Wei-Guo Zheng, Pei-Lin Huang, Yu-Xiang Wang, Qi-Xiang Yu, Hui Li, Zhuo Huang, Xuyang Li, Zong-Liang Wan, Zhou-Quan Liu, Shuo Qiu, Jiezhong Miao, Jiaqi Song, Zixuan Yan, Yuxuan Tsuoka, Kazuki Zhang, Pan Wang, Lei Fan, Heng Hsieh, Chang-Yu Yao, Hong Xiang, Tao Quantum Physics We present TensorCircuit-NG, a next-generation quantum software platform designed to bridge the gap between quantum physics, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing. Moving beyond the scope of traditional circuit simulators, TensorCircuit-NG establishes a unified, tensor-native programming paradigm where quantum circuits, tensor networks, and neural networks fuse into a single, end-to-end differentiable computational graph. Built upon industry-standard machine learning backends (JAX, TensorFlow, PyTorch), the framework introduces comprehensive capabilities for approximate circuit simulation, analog dynamics, fermion Gaussian states, qudit systems, and scalable noise modeling. To tackle the exponential complexity of deep quantum circuits, TensorCircuit-NG implements advanced distributed computing strategies, including automated data parallelism and model-parallel tensor network slicing. We validate these capabilities on GPU clusters, demonstrating a near-linear speedup in distributed variational quantum algorithms. TensorCircuit-NG enables flagship applications, including end-to-end QML for CIFAR-100 computer vision, efficient pipelines from quantum states to neural networks via classical shadows, and differentiable optimization of tensor network states for many-body physics. |
| title | TensorCircuit-NG: A Universal, Composable, and Scalable Platform for Quantum Computing and Quantum Simulation |
| topic | Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.14167 |