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Auxiliary function for term reductions.
openfermion.transforms.fix_single_term(
    term, position, fixed_op, other_op, stabilizer
)
Automatically multiplies a single term with a given stabilizer if
the Pauli operator on a given qubit is of one of two specified types.
This fixes a certain representation of a logical operator.
Args | 
term
 | 
QubitOperator
Single term to fix.
  | 
position
 | 
int
Index of the qubit which is to be fixed.
  | 
fixed_op
 | 
str
Pauli operator, which
                will cause a multiplication by the
                stabilizer when encountered at the fixed
                position.
  | 
other_op
 | 
str
Alternative Pauli operator, which will also
                cause the multiplication by the stabilizer.
  | 
stabilizer
 | 
QubitOperator
Stabilizer that is multiplied
                            when necessary.
  | 
Returns | 
term
 | 
QubitOperator
Updated term in a fiixed representation.
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