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QForte heavily abuses the word "terms". It's used in quantum_operator to mean a scalar multiple of QuantumCircuit. It's used in sq_op_pool to mean a scalar multiple ofSqOperator. It's used in sq_operator to mean a scalar multiple of vacuum-normal, particle-conserving products of fermionic second quantized operators.
As a result, trying to read certain sections of the code has proven an interminable headache. The offending methods should be given more descriptive names. This is, of course, another very API-breaking change.
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QForte heavily abuses the word "terms". It's used in
quantum_operator
to mean a scalar multiple ofQuantumCircuit
. It's used insq_op_pool
to mean a scalar multiple ofSqOperator
. It's used insq_operator
to mean a scalar multiple of vacuum-normal, particle-conserving products of fermionic second quantized operators.As a result, trying to read certain sections of the code has proven an interminable headache. The offending methods should be given more descriptive names. This is, of course, another very API-breaking change.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: