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fix typo #10

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions examples/01_gem_benchmark.ipynb
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"source": [
"### High Level Overview of the GEM Protocol\n",
"\n",
"Shown below in this graph view with convenient annotations, qubits can be classified as either site or bond qubits. The filled gray circles are site qubits while the open circuits are bond qubits. To turn an initial product state of site qubits in +1 X eigenstates into a GHZ-type state, we measure the ZZ parities on all nearest neighbor site qubits using the bond qubits in between. We sweep the control rotation angle to the \"A\" sublattice (site qubits with annotation \"A\"). This induces a coupling to bond qubits beyond a simple Clifford CNOT gate. By varying this angle away from the Clifford limit we can successfully perform tunable weak measurements.\n",
"Shown below in this graph view with convenient annotations, qubits can be classified as either site or bond qubits. The filled gray circles are site qubits while the open circles are bond qubits. To turn an initial product state of site qubits in +1 X eigenstates into a GHZ-type state, we measure the ZZ parities on all nearest neighbor site qubits using the bond qubits in between. We sweep the control rotation angle to the \"A\" sublattice (site qubits with annotation \"A\"). This induces a coupling to bond qubits beyond a simple Clifford CNOT gate. By varying this angle away from the Clifford limit we can successfully perform tunable weak measurements.\n",
"\n",
"Three layers of entangling operations are always needed in the heavy hexagonal lattice due to the degree-3 connectivity. Edges in the graph are also grouped by different colors. Graph edges are scheduled so that no adjacent edges appear in the same layer, avoiding collisions. In this configuration, we can generate 12 different scheduling patterns which may yield different noise levels due to different contributions of gate crosstalk."
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"pygments_lexer": "ipython3",
"version": "3.11.5"
"version": "3.11.9"
}
},
"nbformat": 4,
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