
Stim is a tool for high performance simulation and analysis of quantum stabilizer circuits, especially quantum error correction (QEC) circuits.
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simulator, open-source software, algorithms, quantum error decoder, quantum computing, quantum, software development toolkit, Clifford operations, SDK, quantum algorithms, qubit, C++, quantum error correction, quantum simulation, science, stabilizer circuits, QEC, software, application programming interface, Clifford gates, simulation, quantum programming, API, quantum state, quantum gates, quantum circuits, physics, high performance, Python
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