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  5. ; ; (, 2021 IEEE/ACM Second International Workshop on Quantum Computing Software (QCS))
    This work presents NchooseK, a unified programming model for constraint satisfaction problems that can be mapped to both quantum circuit and annealing devices through Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Operators (QUBOs). Our mapping provides an approachable and effective way to program both types of quantum computers. We provide examples of NchooseK being used. 
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  6. ; ; ; ; (, International Conference on Reversible Computation (RC), Springer LNCS)
    This work contributes a generalized model for quantum computation called NChooseK. NChooseK is based on a single parametrized primitive suitable to express a variety of problems that cannot be solved efficiently using classical computers but may admit an efficient quantum solution. We implement a code generator that, given arbitrary parameters for N and K, generates code suitable for execution on IBM Q quantum hardware. We assess the performance of the code generator, limitations in the size of circuit depth and number of gates, and propose optimizations. We identify future work to improve efficiency and applicability of the NChooseK model. 
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