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I am looking to collaborate on open source simulation efforts.

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There is in fact a quantum computing topic tag on github which comes up with a list of a whole bunch of projects.

QISKit is pretty well known; it's connected with IBM's quantum experience as well as the QASM language. It's a pure simulator.

In another direction, there's projects like OpenFermion which is for finding algorithms to simulate different problems in quantum chemistry.

A fabulous little simulator that I prefer over IBM's is Quirk which runs in your browser and is open source.

You can also start your own project like I did, though I would not recommend becoming an open-source contributor to mine because I haven't updated my repository in a while and I'm pretty sure everything there is rather decisively out of date.

If you can provide some more criteria, I can recommend some more specific projects.

Sanchayan Dutta
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You can find some lists of open source quantum projects here.

I’d also advise you to check out the QISKit and Forest Slack channels to find some potential ideas and collaborators.

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