Turn grid choices into quantum interference.
QGrid Chirp encodes four energy resources as qubits, phases costly schedules, and amplifies cleaner combinations through a mixer circuit.
Balance clean power, reliability and carbon with a four-qubit QAOA simulation.
QGrid Chirp encodes four energy resources as qubits, phases costly schedules, and amplifies cleaner combinations through a mixer circuit.
The noise dial blends ideal measurement probabilities with a uniform channel. The changing “chirp” bars make hardware uncertainty visible while the optimizer tracks whether the selected dispatch remains useful.
Run the simulation to measure an optimized dispatch state.
Hadamard gates prepare all 16 schedules. Two alternating cost and RX mixer layers shape interference before measurement.
A deterministic seeded search selects four p=2 parameters. The downloadable Python implementation uses the same cost Hamiltonian with Qiskit.
Download Qiskit source ↓Each qubit controls one resource: solar, wind, hydro or battery. A measured 1 means the source is dispatched.
The objective combines unmet demand, oversupply, carbon emissions and operational cost.
QAOA phases expensive states and mixes amplitudes so useful schedules become more probable.
A depolarizing channel reveals whether the dispatch remains stable under imperfect quantum hardware.
The squared balance term protects reliability. Adjustable carbon priority changes the diagonal cost landscape without hiding the trade-off.
Because this educational model has four qubits, QGrid Chirp also evaluates every state classically. This validates the quantum result and prevents exaggerated advantage claims.
QGrid Chirp turns renewable dispatch into a four-qubit cost landscape. Its QAOA simulator amplifies reliable, lower-carbon schedules while an interactive noise channel reveals how uncertainty changes the answer. Every result is classically audited, making the prototype creative, reproducible and honest.
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