This blog post says that the Clifford group for 2 qubits has 11,520 elements. Where can I get a representation of them, or how to efficiently generate the group elements?
Thank you
This blog post says that the Clifford group for 2 qubits has 11,520 elements. Where can I get a representation of them, or how to efficiently generate the group elements?
Thank you
Hi @Trong_Duong, welcome to the forum!
We actually don’t have a functionality in PennyLane which generates the Clifford group, only the Pauli group.
However, the python package QuaEC has a generator for it: http://www.cgranade.com/python-quaec/groups.html#iterators-onto-the-clifford-group
Let me know if this helps!