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Simulate Shor's algorithm in a 4-qubit computer
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% Number to factor | |
N = 15; % Example number | |
a = 7; % Randomly chosen integer coprime to N | |
% Number of qubits | |
n = 4; | |
dim = 2^n; | |
% Initialize the state vector to |0000> | |
state = zeros(dim, 1); | |
state(1) = 1; | |
% Define the Hadamard gate | |
H = (1/sqrt(2)) * [1, 1; 1, -1]; | |
% Apply the Hadamard gate to each qubit | |
Hn = 1; | |
for i = 1:n | |
Hn = kron(Hn, H); | |
end | |
state = Hn * state; | |
% Display the state vector after applying Hadamard gates | |
disp('State vector after applying Hadamard gates:'); | |
disp(state); | |
% Define modular exponentiation function (simplified for demonstration) | |
function new_state = modular_exponentiation(state, a, N, n) | |
dim = 2^n; | |
new_state = zeros(dim, 1); | |
for x = 0:(dim-1) | |
y = mod(a^x, N); | |
new_state(y+1) = new_state(y+1) + state(x+1); | |
end | |
new_state = new_state / norm(new_state); % Normalize the state | |
end | |
% Apply modular exponentiation | |
state = modular_exponentiation(state, a, N, n); | |
% Display the state vector after modular exponentiation | |
disp('State vector after modular exponentiation:'); | |
disp(state); | |
% Define the QFT function | |
function state = qft(state, n) | |
dim = 2^n; | |
Q = zeros(dim, dim); | |
for x = 0:(dim-1) | |
for y = 0:(dim-1) | |
Q(x+1, y+1) = exp(2 * pi * 1i * x * y / dim); | |
end | |
end | |
Q = Q / sqrt(dim); | |
state = Q * state; | |
end | |
% Apply the Quantum Fourier Transform | |
state = qft(state, n); | |
% Display the state vector after QFT | |
disp('State vector after QFT:'); | |
disp(state); | |
% Measurement simulation (classical part, simplified) | |
function measured_value = measure(state) | |
probabilities = abs(state).^2; | |
measured_value = find(cumsum(probabilities) >= rand, 1) - 1; | |
end | |
% Measure the state | |
measured_value = measure(state); | |
disp(['Measured value: ', num2str(measured_value)]); | |
% Classical post-processing to find factors (refined) | |
function factors = classical_post_processing(measured_value, N, a) | |
factors = []; | |
if mod(measured_value, 2) == 1 | |
return; | |
end | |
r = measured_value; | |
if r > 0 | |
r1 = gcd(a^(r/2) - 1, N); | |
r2 = gcd(a^(r/2) + 1, N); | |
if r1 > 1 && r1 < N | |
factors = [factors, r1, N / r1]; | |
end | |
if r2 > 1 && r2 < N && r1 ~= r2 | |
factors = [factors, r2, N / r2]; | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
% Find factors | |
factors = classical_post_processing(measured_value, N, a); | |
disp(['Factors: ', num2str(factors)]); |
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