The baseline
Enter a preparation to see its gates.
Two circuits can look the same in ordinary measurements. The difference might be hiding in their phase.
Build your comparison, choose a measurement plan, and follow the evidence.
PHASESCOPE / QUANTUM CIRCUIT COMPARISON
Two Bell-state circuits on IBM Quantum hardware. The candidate adds a single Z gate to q₀.
Start with two preparations. PhaseScope adds the measurements later.
Enter a preparation to see its gates.
Enter a preparation to see its gates.
PhaseScope validates each preparation locally and draws the gates in source order.
Measure both preparations in each local Pauli basis. Settings are labeled q₁ ⊗ q₀.
Measures both qubits in the computational basis. It can miss differences in relative phase.
Real hardware results are the foundation of every comparison.
Check access to the server’s configured processor and select a pair. Compilation verifies that every measurement stays on those qubits.
Inspect counts, shot-noise intervals, and reconstructed matrices from the selected run.
These 95% intervals cover shot noise. Drift, correlated shots, and hardware systematics are outside them. An unresolved difference does not establish equality. Arrow keys move ZZ, XX, and YY.
Distributions will appear here after a hardware run.
Matching bits (00, 11) count as +1. Different bits (01, 10) count as −1. Divide their difference by the total shots.
Basis labels read q₁ ⊗ q₀. The rotations are for the logical circuits before hardware transpilation. IBM guide to Pauli measurements
Each dot shows the measured change from A to B. The line shows its 95% shot-noise interval. If the interval includes zero, the difference is unresolved at this shot count.
Start with (|00⟩ + eiφ|11⟩) / √2. The dial shows the angle of the |11⟩ amplitude relative to |00⟩. The added Z gate moves the ideal state from 0° to 180°.
| Basis | Ideal value | Matching bits |
|---|---|---|
| ZZ | ||
| XX | ||
| YY | ||
| XY / YX |
In ZZ, the ideal probabilities of 00 and 11 are 50% each at every angle. XX and YY respond to cos φ. XY and YX respond to sin φ.
These are fixed results for the two prepared circuits. The dial changes the ideal model above.
| Basis | Reference A | Candidate B |
|---|
95% family-level shot-noise intervals across 30 estimates. Drift, correlated shots, and hardware systematics are outside these bounds.
| Observable | Basis | A estimate [interval] | B estimate [interval] | B − A [interval] | Resolution |
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Estimated entries appear after all required measurements are complete.
The real part of ⟨00|ρ|11⟩ equals (XX − YY) / 4 in this reconstruction.
Preserve the details behind your comparison, not just the picture.
Select a finished run to download its evidence packet.
Download experiment packet ↓Open read-only report ↗Extract the ZIP, install NumPy, then run python verify_evidence.py phasescope-evidence.zip against the downloaded file.
Published ZIP SHA-256
The verifier recomputes the analysis. IBM provenance requires an independent source.