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SUMMARY:SV-Sim: Scalable PGAS-Based State Vector Simulation of Quantum Cir
 cuits
DESCRIPTION:Paper\n\nSV-Sim: Scalable PGAS-Based State Vector Simulation o
 f Quantum Circuits\n\nLi, Fang, Granade, Prawiroatmodjo, Heim...\n\nHigh-p
 erformance quantum circuit simulation in a classic HPC is still necessary 
 in the NISQ era. Observing that the major obstacle of scalable state-vecto
 r quantum simulation arises from the massively fine-grained irregular data
 -exchange with remote nodes, in this paper we present SV-Sim to apply the 
 emerging PGAS-based communication models (i.e., direct access for intra-no
 de CPU/GPU peers and SHMEM for inter-node CPU/GPU clusters) for efficient 
 large-scale quantum circuit simulation. Through an orchestrated device fun
 ctional pointer approach, SV-Sim is able to abstract the quantum gate sets
  across various heterogeneous backends, including IBM/Intel/AMD CPUs, NVID
 IA /AMD GPUs and Intel MIC, in a unified framework, while still asserting 
 outstanding performance and tractable interfaces to higher-level quantum p
 rogramming environments, such as IBM Qiskit, Microsoft Q# and Google Cirq.
 \n\nTag: Reproducibility Badge, Algorithms, Applications, Architectures, Q
 uantum Computing\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pass\n\nReprod
 ucibility Badges: Artifact Available, Artifact Functional
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