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Currently we specify the rotation angle for single-qubit rotations with a one-byte integer n such the angle of rotation is n * pi / 180 radians.
However to have better granularity we could have it so that the angle is instead pi / 2^(n-1). In this case if one would for example want to do a rotation of 3 * pi / 4 one would first do a rotation with n=2 followed by one with n=3.
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Currently we specify the rotation angle for single-qubit rotations with a one-byte integer
n
such the angle of rotation isn * pi / 180
radians.However to have better granularity we could have it so that the angle is instead
pi / 2^(n-1)
. In this case if one would for example want to do a rotation of3 * pi / 4
one would first do a rotation withn=2
followed by one withn=3
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: