Add an option to build a PauliSum from a Sympy Boolean expression #4282
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Following #4282, the present PR would like to add a gate that allows computing the Hamiltonian from a Boolean expression. Note that while the decomposition is somewhat efficient, more optimizations are possible and planned in a follow-up PR.
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…antumlib#4282) As part of the the review quantumlib#3989 we could use the ability to build a PauliSum from a Boolean expression. This PR makes available that function (smaller change).
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Following quantumlib#4282, the present PR would like to add a gate that allows computing the Hamiltonian from a Boolean expression. Note that while the decomposition is somewhat efficient, more optimizations are possible and planned in a follow-up PR.
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As part of the the review #3989 we could use the ability to build a PauliSum from a Boolean expression. This PR makes available that function (smaller change).