Contributors

2025-07-21T13:36:54Z

Luis M. B. Varona:

QETLAB started as a project by '''[https://njohnston.ca Nathaniel Johnston]''' and is still primarily maintained by him. Several other people have also contributed to its development (see the [https://github.com/nathanieljohnston/QETLAB/graphs/contributors contributors page on github] for more detailed information):

* '''[https://mateusaraujo.info/about/ Mateus Araújo]''': Wrote faster code for computing the classical value of a non-local game in the <tt>[[NonlocalGameValue]]</tt> function. Also refactored <tt>[[BellInequalityMax]]</tt> and some other miscellaneous improvements.

* '''[https://cosenal.github.io/ Alessandro Cosentino]''': Bug reports, testing, and general guidance for best practices with QETLAB. Also created the <tt>[[LocalDistinguishability]]</tt> function.

* '''John D'Errico''': Created the <tt>[[unique_perms]]</tt> function, which was used until QETLAB v0.9 (it has since been removed).

* '''Bruno Luong''': Created the <tt>[[sporth]]</tt> and <tt>[[spnull]]</tt> functions.

* '''Robert Materi''': Improved Octave compatibility, including creation of the <tt>[[dec_to_bin]]</tt> and <tt>[[pad_array]]</tt> functions.

* '''[http://bartoszregula.github.io/ Bartosz Regula]''': Fixed a bug in <tt>[[PartialMap]]</tt>.

* '''[https://vprusso.github.io/ Vincent Russo]''': Bug reports, testing, and contributions to several functions such as <tt>[[Fidelity]]</tt>, <tt>[[DickeState]]</tt>, and <tt>[[HorodeckiState]]</tt>.

* '''[https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-talbot4/ Benjamin Talbot]''': Updated <tt>[[OperatorSchmidtDecomposition]]</tt> to work properly on Hermitian inputs. Also wrote <tt>[[CompoundMatrix]]</tt> and <tt>[[ElemSymPoly]]</tt>.

* '''[https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisvarona87/ Luis M. B. Varona]''': Fixed the nested CVX bug in <tt>[[IskIncoherent]]</tt> causing scoping issues (and updated inconsistencies in the documentation). Also wrote <tt>[[has_band_k_ordering]]</tt> and integrated it as a a new helper function for <tt>[[IskIncoherent]]</tt>, allowing for early returns in some cases.

N.J. also thanks the [https://uwaterloo.ca/institute-for-quantum-computing/ Institute for Quantum Computing] for hosting him during QETLAB's initial development, and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada for providing funding during QETLAB's development.

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