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The Shape of Speed: Impacts of Partition Geometry and Rank Density in Distributed Quantum Circuit Simulations
In distributed quantum circuit simulation, a poorly shaped partition can halve performance before computation begins. Evaluation on Fugaku across 764 validated configurations (twelve algorithms, thirteen torus partition geometries, and six rank densities for 39-qubit simulations on 1,024 nodes) show
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