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QETLAB started as a project by '''[http://www.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):
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):


* '''Mateus Araújo''': Wrote faster code for computing the classical value of a non-local game in the <tt>[[NonlocalGameValue]]</tt> function.
* '''[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.
* '''[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.
* '''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.
* '''Bruno Luong''': Created the <tt>[[sporth]]</tt> and <tt>[[spnull]]</tt> functions.
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* '''[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://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>.


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

Latest revision as of 13:36, 21 July 2025

QETLAB started as a project by Nathaniel Johnston and is still primarily maintained by him. Several other people have also contributed to its development (see the contributors page on github for more detailed information):

  • John D'Errico: Created the unique_perms function, which was used until QETLAB v0.9 (it has since been removed).
  • Robert Materi: Improved Octave compatibility, including creation of the dec_to_bin and pad_array functions.

N.J. also thanks the 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.