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SUMMARY:High Level Programming Languages for Quantum Computation
DESCRIPTION:Birds of a Feather\nProgramming Systems, Tech Program Reg Pass
 , Exhibits Reg Pass, Exhibits - Exhibit Hall Only Reg Pass\n\nHigh Level P
 rogramming Languages for Quantum Computation\n\nHoefler, Troyer\n\nSeveral
  independent groups have demonstrated small-scale quantum computers contai
 ning several dozens of qubits with a limited programmability. Today's mach
 ines are programmed at the bit level with application of single quantum ga
 tes. New developments of high-level languages such as Quipper, Q#, OpenQAS
 M promise to support the orchestration of tens-of-thousands of qubits at a
 n abstraction level similar to modern classical programming. Yet, quantum 
 algorithms are fundamentally different and require complex schemes such as
  gate synthesis and quantum error correction. We propose to bring the comm
 unity of industry and academic researchers and users together to discuss r
 ecent results and design a way forward.
URL:https://sc18.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=bof188&sess=sess438
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