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 MakeZXDiagram

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Make a diagrammatic representation of a linear map in the ZX-calculus

Contributed by: Jonathan Gorard and Manojna Namuduri (with additional contributions by Xerxes Arsiwalla)

ResourceFunction["MakeZXDiagram"][gen]

makes a ZX-diagram using the list of generators gen.

ResourceFunction["MakeZXDiagram"][assoc]

makes a ZX-diagram using the association of generators assoc.

Details and Options

If ResourceFunction["MakeZXDiagram"] succeeds in constructing the specified ZX-diagram, then it returns a ZXDiagramObject expression.
Diagrammatic generators may be specified in List or Association form.
The following generator types are supported:
Z[name,in,out,phase]a Z-spider with name name, input arity in, output arity out and phase phase
X[name,in,out,phase]an X-spider with name name, input arity in, output arity out and phase phase
H[name]a Hadamard gate with name name
B[name]a black diamond with name name
W[name1,name2]a wire connecting generators name1 and name2
When specified in Association form <|"ZSpiders"→z,"XSpiders"→x,"HadamardGates"→h,"Diamonds"→d,"Wires"→w|>, z and x are nested lists of input arities, output arities and phases; h and d are integers representing the number of Hadamard gates and black diamonds; and w is a nested list of generator names connected by wires.
In ZXDiagramObject, the following properties are supported:
"LabeledGraph"graph form of the ZX-diagram with phases labeled
"UnlabeledGraph"graph form of the ZX-diagram without phases labeled
"OperatorForm"ZX-diagram represented as a tensor product of generators
"ListForm"ZX-diagram represented as a list of generators
"MatrixForm"ZX-diagram represented as an explicit linear map on qubits
"ZSpiders"list of Z-spiders in the ZX-diagram
"XSpiders"list of X-spiders in the ZX-diagram
"HadamardGates"list of Hadamard gates in the ZX-diagram
"Diamonds"list of black diamonds in the ZX-diagram
"Wires"list of wires in the ZX-diagram
"ZSpiderCount"number of Z-spiders in the ZX-diagram
"XSpiderCount"number of X-spiders in the ZX-diagram
"HadamardGateCount"number of Hadamard gates in the ZX-diagram
"DiamondCount"number of black diamonds in the ZX-diagram
"WireCount"number of wires in the ZX-diagram
The default convention is to name Z-spiders as z1,z2,…; X-spiders as x1,x2,…; Hadamard gates as h1,h2,…; black diamonds as d1,d2,…; inputs as i1,i2,…; and outputs as o1,o2,….

Examples

Basic Examples (3) 

Construct an elementary ZX-diagram corresponding to a simple unitary map:

In[1]:=
diagram = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x, 1, 1, Pi/2], \[FormalCapitalW][i, x], \[FormalCapitalW][x, o]}]
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Show the labeled graph:

In[2]:=
diagram["LabeledGraph"]
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Show its operator form:

In[3]:=
diagram["OperatorForm"]
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Show its matrix form:

In[4]:=
diagram["MatrixForm"]
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Construct a ZX-diagram from an Association:

In[5]:=
diagram = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][<|"ZSpiders" -> {{2, 2}, {1, 1}, {Pi, Pi/2}}, "XSpiders" -> {{1, 1}, {2, 2}, {Pi/3, Pi/4}}, "Wires" -> {{i1, x1}, {i2, x2}, {x1, z1}, {x1, z2}, {x2, z1}, {x2, z2}, {z1, o1}, {z2, o2}}, "HadamardGates" -> 0, "Diamonds" -> 0|>]
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Show the unlabeled graph:

In[6]:=
diagram["UnlabeledGraph"]
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Show its operator form:

In[7]:=
diagram["OperatorForm"]
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Show its matrix form:

In[8]:=
diagram["MatrixForm"]
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Construct a more complicated ZX-diagram involving tensor products, Hadamard gates and diamonds:

In[9]:=
diagram = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x1, 0, 1, Pi/2], \[FormalCapitalZ][z1, 3, 4, 0], \[FormalCapitalZ][z2, 2, 1, 0], \[FormalCapitalX][x2, 4, 1, Pi/5], \[FormalCapitalH][ h1], \[FormalCapitalZ][z3, 0, 1, Pi/3], \[FormalCapitalX][x3, 2, 2, 0], \[FormalCapitalH][h2], \[FormalCapitalW][x1, z1], \[FormalCapitalW][i1, z1], \[FormalCapitalW][i2, z1], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, z2], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, z2], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][z2, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, o1], \[FormalCapitalW][i3, h1], \[FormalCapitalW][h1, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][z3, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][x2, o4], \[FormalCapitalB][ d1], \[FormalCapitalW][i4, h2], \[FormalCapitalW][h2, x3], \[FormalCapitalW][i5, x3], \[FormalCapitalW][x3, o5], \[FormalCapitalW][x3, o6]}]
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Show the unlabeled graph:

In[10]:=
diagram["UnlabeledGraph"]
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Show its operator form:

In[11]:=
diagram["OperatorForm"]
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Show its matrix form:

In[12]:=
diagram["MatrixForm"]
Out[12]=

Scope (17) 

ZX generators (7) 

All of the standard generators of the ZX-calculus are supported (for both the computational and Hadamard-transformed bases), including states:

In[13]:=
diagram1 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalZ][z, 0, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][z, o]}]
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In[14]:=
diagram1["LabeledGraph"]
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In[15]:=
diagram1["MatrixForm"]
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In[16]:=
diagram2 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x, 0, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][x, 0]}]
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In[17]:=
diagram2["LabeledGraph"]
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In[18]:=
diagram2["MatrixForm"]
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Unitary maps:

In[19]:=
diagram1 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalZ][z, 1, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i, z], \[FormalCapitalW][z, o]}]
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In[20]:=
diagram1["LabeledGraph"]
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In[21]:=
diagram1["MatrixForm"]
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In[22]:=
diagram2 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x, 1, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i, x], \[FormalCapitalW][x, o]}]
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In[23]:=
diagram2["LabeledGraph"]
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In[24]:=
diagram2["MatrixForm"]
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Linear isometries:

In[25]:=
diagram1 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalZ][z, 1, 2, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i, z], \[FormalCapitalW][z, o1], \[FormalCapitalW][z, o2]}]
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In[26]:=
diagram1["LabeledGraph"]
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In[27]:=
diagram1["MatrixForm"]
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In[28]:=
diagram2 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x, 1, 2, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i, x], \[FormalCapitalW][x, o1], \[FormalCapitalW][x, o2]}]
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In[29]:=
diagram2["LabeledGraph"]
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In[30]:=
diagram2["MatrixForm"]
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Partial linear isometries:

In[31]:=
diagram1 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalZ][z, 2, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i1, z], \[FormalCapitalW][i2, z], \[FormalCapitalW][z, o]}]
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In[32]:=
diagram1["LabeledGraph"]
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In[33]:=
diagram1["MatrixForm"]
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In[34]:=
diagram2 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x, 2, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i1, x], \[FormalCapitalW][i2, x], \[FormalCapitalW][x, o]}]
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In[35]:=
diagram2["LabeledGraph"]
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In[36]:=
diagram2["MatrixForm"]
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Projections (i.e. projective measurements):

In[37]:=
diagram1 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalZ][z, 0, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i, z]}]
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In[38]:=
diagram1["LabeledGraph"]
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In[39]:=
diagram1["MatrixForm"]
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In[40]:=
diagram2 = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x, 0, 1, \[Alpha]], \[FormalCapitalW][i, x]}]
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In[41]:=
diagram2["LabeledGraph"]
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In[42]:=
diagram2["MatrixForm"]
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Hadamard gates:

In[43]:=
diagram = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalH][h], \[FormalCapitalW][i, h], \[FormalCapitalW][h, o]}]
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In[44]:=
diagram["LabeledGraph"]
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In[45]:=
diagram["MatrixForm"]
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Black diamonds (i.e. scalar factors):

In[46]:=
diagram = ResourceFunction["MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalB][d]}]
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In[47]:=
diagram["UnlabeledGraph"]
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ZX-diagram properties (10) 

Properties supported by ZXDiagramObject include labeled graphs:

In[48]:=
diagram = ResourceFunction[ "MakeZXDiagram"][{\[FormalCapitalX][x1, 0, 1, Pi/2], \[FormalCapitalZ][z1, 3, 4, 0], \[FormalCapitalZ][z2, 2, 1, 0], \[FormalCapitalX][x2, 4, 1, Pi/5], \[FormalCapitalH][ h1], \[FormalCapitalZ][z3, 0, 1, Pi/3], \[FormalCapitalX][x3, 2, 2, 0], \[FormalCapitalH][h2], \[FormalCapitalW][x1, z1], \[FormalCapitalW][i1, z1], \[FormalCapitalW][i2, z1], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, z2], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, z2], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][z2, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][z1, o1], \[FormalCapitalW][i3, h1], \[FormalCapitalW][h1, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][z3, x2], \[FormalCapitalW][x2, o4], \[FormalCapitalB][ d1], \[FormalCapitalW][i4, h2], \[FormalCapitalW][h2, x3], \[FormalCapitalW][i5, x3], \[FormalCapitalW][x3, o5], \[FormalCapitalW][x3, o6]}]
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In[49]:=
diagram["LabeledGraph"]
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Unlabeled graphs:

In[50]:=
diagram["UnlabeledGraph"]
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Operator forms:

In[51]:=
diagram["OperatorForm"]
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List forms:

In[52]:=
diagram["ListForm"]
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Matrix forms:

In[53]:=
diagram["MatrixForm"]
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Z-spider lists:

In[54]:=
diagram["ZSpiders"]
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X-spider lists:

In[55]:=
diagram["XSpiders"]
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Hadamard gate lists:

In[56]:=
diagram["HadamardGates"]
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Black diamond lists:

In[57]:=
diagram["Diamonds"]
Out[57]=

Wire lists:

In[58]:=
diagram["Wires"]
Out[58]=

Publisher

Jonathan Gorard

Version History

  • 1.0.0 – 30 September 2020

Source Metadata

  • Citation:
    • Bob Coecke and Ross Duncan (2011), "Interacting Quantum Observables: Categorical Algebra and Diagrammatics"
    • Stephen Wolfram (2002), A New Kind of Science
    • Stephen Wolfram (2020), "A Class of Models with the Potential to Represent Fundamental Physics"
    • Jonathan Gorard (2020), "Some Relativistic and Gravitational Properties of the Wolfram Model"
    • Jonathan Gorard (2020), "Some Quantum Mechanical Properties of the Wolfram Model"

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