Hamiltonian expectation value in one call

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python, rust

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Start by locating the Rust code that parses Pauli terms and computes qc.expectation(terms), then trace how Python exposes that API. Check how terms are represented and how gradient() accepts inputs; the issue proposes a reusable PauliSum and sharing amplitude passes by flip mask. Done means a Hamiltonian object can be reused with expectation() and passed to gradient(), with the grouped computation described in the issue.

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enhancement
What you want to do

coeffs @ qc.expectation(terms) works, but it builds an array of one value per term, and there's
no single object for a Hamiltonian that can be reused across calls or passed to gradient() (M3).

Implementation notes
  • Parse once in Rust. Terms with the same X/Y positions (the same flip mask) can share one pass
    over the amplitudes, which cuts passes from (number of terms) to (number of distinct flip masks).
    For example, all Z-only terms share one pass.
What it could look like
H = qsengine.PauliSum({"ZZI": 1.0, "IZZ": 1.0, "XII": -0.5})
qc.expectation(H)       # -> float
Contributing
  • I would like to open a pull request for this (see CONTRIBUTING.md).
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Rust
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