This invention describes a method for preparing complex problems so they can be solved by a quantum computer. It works by taking the problem, represented as a graph, and fitting it onto the specific physical layout of a quantum processor, which also has a graph-like structure. The method specifically focuses on finding this fit for quantum computers that use a particular type of connection pattern called a Chimera graph.
Why it matters: When this was filed in 2013, quantum processors were largely theoretical or very limited in capability. Since then, the development and availability of quantum hardware have dramatically increased, making the efficient mapping of problems to specific hardware architectures (like those described) a critical and practical challenge for running quantum algorithms.
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