At the moment, the maximum number of qubits for quantum circuits is limited by the maximum number allowed by the underlying decision diagram package (128 per default). This is an unnecessary restriction and can certainly be loosened.
This should allow for more scalable usage of the QFR library when it is not used in conjunction with decision diagrams, e.g., for error correcting codes, compilation, stabilizer-based simulation of Clifford circuits.
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At the moment, the maximum number of qubits for quantum circuits is limited by the maximum number allowed by the underlying decision diagram package (
128per default). This is an unnecessary restriction and can certainly be loosened. This should allow for more scalable usage of the QFR library when it is not used in conjunction with decision diagrams, e.g., for error correcting codes, compilation, stabilizer-based simulation of Clifford circuits.