cirq.contrib.graph_device.uniform_undirected_linear_device
A uniform , undirected graph device whose qubits are arranged on a line.
cirq.contrib.graph_device.uniform_undirected_linear_device(
n_qubits: int,
edge_labels: Mapping[int, Optional[UndirectedGraphDeviceEdge]]
) -> cirq.contrib.graph_device.UndirectedGraphDevice
Uniformity refers to the fact that all edges of the same size have the same
label.
Args |
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n_qubits
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The number of qubits.
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edge_labels
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The labels to apply to all edges of a given size.
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Raises |
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ValueError
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keys to edge_labels are not all at least 1.
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Last updated 2025-04-15 UTC.
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