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Developed in [https://julialang.org/ Julia] by [https://anyonsys.com/ Anyon Systems], [https://github.com/SnowflurrySDK/Snowflurry.jl/ Snowflurry] is an open-source quantum computing library to build, simulate and run quantum circuits. A related library called [https://github.com/SnowflurrySDK/SnowflurryPlots.jl/ SnowflurryPlots] shows simulation results in a bar graph. Useful to explore quantum computing, its features are described in the [https://snowflurrysdk.github.io/Snowflurry.jl/dev/index.html documentation]  and the [https://github.com/SnowflurrySDK/Snowflurry.jl installation guide is available on the GitHub page]. Like the [[PennyLane/en|PennyLane]] library, Snowflurry can be used to run quantum circuits on the [[MonarQ/en|MonarQ]] quantum computer.

== Installation ==

Quantum logic gates and commands are described in the [https://snowflurrysdk.github.io/Snowflurry.jl/dev/ Snowflurry documentation].  <!--Le simulateur quantique de Snowflurry est appelé avec la commande [https://snowflurrysdk.github.io/Snowflurry.jl/dev/tutorials/basics.html#Circuit-Simulation simulate].-->

== Use case: Bell states ==

Bell states are maximally entangled two-qubit states. They are simple examples of two quantum phenomena: superposition and entanglement. The [https://github.com/SnowflurrySDK/Snowflurry.jl/ Snowflurry] library allows you to construct the first Bell state as follows:

julia> push!(circuit,control_x(1,2));

julia> print(circuit)

Quantum Circuit Object:

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The <code>readout</code> operation lets you specify which qubits will be measured. The SnowflurryPlots library and the <code>plot_histogram</code> function allow you to visualize the results.

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[[File:Bell Graph.png|thumb|alt=Résultats de 1000 simulations de l'état de Bell.]]