API Reference¶
Generated directly from the package's own docstrings via
mkdocstrings — nothing here is duplicated by hand, so
it can't drift out of sync with the code. Scoped to the dense_evolution package itself;
dashboard_core, ia_utils, and mcp_server (the Composer kernel and its MCP adapter) are
built on top of these modules but aren't part of this generated reference — see below.
Driving these modules without writing Python: every module in the table has a real, tested execution path through the Composer kernel, reachable either from a browser (Composer) or from an MCP-aware agent (MCP Server, 22 tools — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, ...). Both call the exact same kernel, not a separate reimplementation.
| Module | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Simulator | Core dense statevector engine (DenseSVSimulator) |
| MPS Simulator | Matrix-product-state engine for low-entanglement circuits at scale |
| Chunk | Anti-OOM statevector chunking, including distributed multi-device dispatch |
| QASM Parser | OpenQASM 2.0 / 3.0 parsing |
| Compiler | Circuit transpilation (QuantumTranspiler) |
| Registry & Noise Models | Hardware detection, NoiseModel Kraus channels |
| Gates | Gate matrix tables (GATES, PARAMETRIC_GATES, GATE_IDS) |
| Mitigation | Zero-Noise Extrapolation, scalar and density-matrix |
| Healing | Predictive-healing primitives |
| Interop | Qiskit / PennyLane bridges |
| Autodiff | Differentiable circuit-to-energy pipeline for VQE |
| Harrison Tight-Binding | Universal (materials-independent) sp3 tight-binding Hamiltonians |
| VHD Tight-Binding | Material-specific sp3s* tight-binding, validated against real GaAs/Si/Ge gaps |
| Fermions | Majorana-fermion → qubit (Jordan-Wigner) mapping |
| Entropy | Multi-qubit partial trace, von Neumann entropy, mutual information |
| Trotter | Real-time Hamiltonian evolution as an actual gate circuit |
| Native Hartree-Fock | From-scratch JAX/Obara-Saika ab-initio HF engine for elements outside PennyLane's own STO-3G table |
| QEC | Erasure-aware stabilizer decoding — Pauli commutation, syndromes, and location-aware error correction |