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feat: Update documentation to include SparsePauliOp
spin chain input
#2606
feat: Update documentation to include SparsePauliOp
spin chain input
#2606
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note: do not merged until update is released |
@mjrodriguez can you assign me as a reviewer ? |
@rowenwu I don't believe I can add you as a reviewer. If I there is a way, then it's not immediately obvious to me. Additionally, as long as the PR remains as a draft it wont be able to be merged. Once we're ready, then I'll mark as ready. |
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"![Visualization of the Optimization Solver workflow](/images/guides/qctrl-optimization/solver_workflow.svg)\n", |
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- Spin chain representation of a specific problem. The spin chain should be represented as a
SparsePauliOp
object.
Can this be updated for brevity?
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@mjrodriguez looks good, just one small edit. |
Co-authored-by: abbycross <[email protected]>
Does this need an approving review from @rowenwu? If not I can merge. |
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thanks, Martin!
SparsePauliOp