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Research and practical notes on quantum computing, hybrid methods and the evidence needed to judge their contribution.
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Let the quantum lesson begin before the setup ends
A lab session should leave time for the experiment. With QFlow, I am exploring how students could see the code, conditions and result together.
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Can we still explain the experiment two months later?
A result is easier to revisit when its question, code and conditions stay together. That simple idea shapes the experiment record in QFlow Studio.
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When does a quantum method deserve another experiment?
A promising result leaves a practical question: should we keep going? Four checkpoints help us decide what to test before investing more time.
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Why the second QANTIS paper follows the next decision
A method can work once and still struggle when used again. The second QANTIS preprint follows that question through a sequence of decisions.
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What we learned from 45 experiments on IBM Heron
The most useful part of the QANTIS hardware campaign was not one impressive number. It was learning when a result changed and why.
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