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Testing and Verification of Quantum Compilers through Assurance Contracts and Evidence
Quantum compiler assurance requires a semantic relation that matches the intended use and observations that can expose violations at the delivered interface. This critical integrative survey compares verified transformations, equivalence checking, differential and metamorphic testing, property-based
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