Manuscript En10-A@1 · En10-A.tex · section · 0a1d7743
Computational ledger
Resource, estimation, and residual ledgers › Computational ledger · lines 1367–1424
The following counts refer to the declared primitive library: single-qubit rotations, , controlled rotations, CNOT, fresh allocation, and destructive Enter. They are not counts in a synthesized hardware gate set.
| Resource | Declared quantity or boundary |
|---|---|
| Data input per shot | Two supplied qubits, . |
| Fresh laboratory ancilla | One environment qubit per shot. |
| Peak live laboratory qubits | , if consists of retained laboratory qubits. |
| Coherent operations per shot | Two one-qubit rotations and three two-qubit operations. |
| Coherent gate depth | At most four layers: parallel local responses, , controlled rotation, CNOT. |
| Destructive readouts | Three one-qubit Enter operations: one unexported environment outcome and two exported data outcomes. |
| Readout rounds | Two rounds if the two final data readouts are parallel. |
| Quantum data output | None. Previously retained spectators remain; they are not measured-data returns. |
| Shots | The predeclared , satisfying the selected confidence budget. |
| Sequential laboratory allocations | fresh environment names and supplied data names. |
| Classical record | Two exported bits per shot. A complete histogram contains four counts summing to . |
| Classical inference storage | The declared estimator needs the integer count ; the complete histogram may also be retained. |
| Supplier preparation | External and not priced by the laboratory gate count. Any source purification is inaccessible and separately held. |
| External reference | Included in correctness comparisons. If physically laboratory-held, its storage must be added to the laboratory ledger. |
| Primitive measurement apparatus | Not microscopically constructed or thermodynamically priced. Enter is an admitted primitive of |
Sequential reuse of laboratory capacity does not imply reuse of a consumed name or cost-free restoration of a physical device. No storage of all quantum inputs at once is assumed.