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quantum_rng

v1.0.1

Published

It leverages the principles of quantum computing to intorduce new paradigm in the way developers handle state management and animations.

Downloads

5

Readme

QuantumRNG a Node Package Manager Developing Time

This project provides a quantum computing simulator written in JavaScript. It includes classes and methods for simulating quantum gates, circuits, teleportation, error-connection and more. The framework is designed to be modular and extendable, allowing users to experiment with quantum algorithms and simulations.

Usage

To use the quantumrng, follow these steps:

  1. Install the required dependencies : npm install
  2. Import the necessary classes and methods into your project :

const {
     QuantumState,
     QuantumCircuit,
     QuantumGate,
     QuantumTeleportation,
     QuantumErrorConnection,
     QuantumAlgorithm,
   } = require('quantum_rng');

Benefits

  • Simulate quantum operations without the need for a physical quantum computer.
  • Explore quantum algorithms and protocols in a controlled environment.
  • Understand the principles of quantum teleportation, error correction, and more

Feel free to report issues regarding the package built by Mrinal Pramanick