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Quantum Task Offloading with the OpenMP API

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arxiv 2311.03210 v1 pith:NEHCAWUN submitted 2023-11-06 cs.DC

Joseph K. L. Lee , Oliver T. Brown , Mark Bull , Martin Ruefenacht , Johannes Doerfert , Michael Klemm , Martin Schulz This is my paper · ORCID
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Most of the widely used quantum programming languages and libraries are not designed for the tightly coupled nature of hybrid quantum-classical algorithms, which run on quantum resources that are integrated on-premise with classical HPC infrastructure. We propose a programming model using the API provided by OpenMP to target quantum devices, which provides an easy-to-use and efficient interface for HPC applications to utilize quantum compute resources. We have implemented a variational quantum eigensolver using the programming model, which has been tested using a classical simulator. We are in the process of testing on the quantum resources hosted at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ).

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