Quantum Computing Resources
Welcome! This is a little corner of the site where I keep the quantum computing tools, papers, and communities I genuinely rely on. Think of it less as an exhaustive directory and more as a friend handing you the short list of “things I actually use.” It is inspired by the spirit of AstroBetter.
I try to keep this lean and current. If something here helped you, or if a link is stale, please open an issue on the site repo — I appreciate the nudge.
Quick Links
| Category | Highlights |
|---|---|
| Software & Libraries | Qiskit, Cirq, PennyLane, Q#, Stim, OpenFermion |
| Hardware & Providers | IBM Quantum, IonQ, Quantinuum, Rigetti, QuEra, Pasqal |
| Algorithms & Theory | VQE, QAOA, Shor, Grover, HHL, quantum walks |
| Conferences & Community | QIP, TQC, QCE, Q2B, Unitary Foundation |
| Papers & Reading Lists | arXiv quant-ph, Quantum journal, surveys & textbooks |
Articles
Software & Libraries
- Software & Libraries — Open-source frameworks for building, simulating, and running quantum programs.
Hardware & Providers
- Hardware & Providers — Quantum hardware vendors and the cloud platforms that expose them.
Algorithms & Theory
- Algorithms & Theory — Canonical quantum algorithms and the references that explain them well.
Conferences & Community
- Conferences & Community — Annual conferences, workshops, and online communities for QC research.
Papers & Reading Lists
- Papers & Reading Lists — Where to find good QC papers, plus a short canon I recommend to new students.
Other Cool Links
- Physics Pages — Technical physics notes and worked explanations across topics including electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, relativity, thermal physics, astrophysics, and related mathematics.
- The Theoretical Minimum — Leonard Susskind’s course catalogue for self-study, with a core sequence running from classical mechanics through statistical mechanics and cosmology plus supplemental courses.
- The Feynman Lectures on Physics — Caltech’s online HTML edition of the classic Feynman, Leighton, and Sands lectures, covering mechanics, electromagnetism, matter, and quantum mechanics.
- Sean Carroll’s General Relativity Notes — Free graduate-level lecture notes on general relativity, covering special relativity, manifolds, curvature, gravitation, weak fields, black holes, and cosmology.
- Quantum Algorithm Zoo — A broad catalogue of quantum algorithms organized by problem family, with speedup notes, references, and implementation links where available.
- Group Tables and Subgroup Diagrams — An interactive finite-group tool for exploring group tables, generated subgroups, centralizers, conjugacy classes, quotient structure, and subgroup diagrams.
- Palomar Registry — A public searchable registry of Lean formalizations, recording machine-checked proofs, immutable repository versions, exact formal statements, dependencies, and review metadata.
- Informaq — Aggregates quantum tech news, research papers, patents, and events from across the web, and categorizes them by topic
- CUNY — Coming soon, a guide of available grants and fellowships for CUNY students
- Neutral Atom — A helpful neutral atom QC 3D interactive model
- oPhysics — A great teaching resource, full of lots of quick in-browser simulations. I use it a lot in class.