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Adding mention of OpenFermion-FQE to the frontpage #740
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a high performance emulator of fermionic quantum evolutions specified | ||
by a sequence of fermion operators, which can exploit fermionic | ||
symmetries such as spin and particle number. It is built as a | ||
plugin because C++ backends for OpenFermion-FQE must be compiled. |
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I'd leave off the C++ part. 1) fqe will fall back on already faster than cirq python librarires 2) it is built on top of C-extensions.
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so in that case is there a good reason why we don't merge into OpenFermion core?
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in any event, I removed mention of that. I also decided to delete the link to the projects page since I don't feel like we've kept up with it at all and at this point it is not even close to a representative sample of the many projects using OpenFermion. What do you think?
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LGTM
* Adding mention of OpenFermion-FQE to the frontpage * updated spacing * fixed grammar * adding downloads badge too * removed projects page link (not up to date), removed mention of C++ bindings
I noticed that we aren't advertising OpenFermion-FQE here. But we should be right? Feel free to edit aspects of the description.