Leonardo Disilvestro Q-lds

## aspen_m2_example.py
# Targetting a QPU is extremly easy
rigetti_aspen_m2 = create_device(location='qcs', name='Aspen-M-2', **qcs_credentials)
q.set_device(rigetti_aspen_m2)

## plot_oq.ipynb

      
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              October 17, 2022 11:19
            
              
                Plotting the solution to [4,5,7,4]
              
          
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## Simplest_oq_workflow.py
from openqaoa.problems.problem import NumberPartition
from openqaoa.devices import create_device
from openqaoa.workflows.optimizer import QAOA

# Create the problem statement
np_qubo = NumberPartition(numbers=[5,6,7,4]).get_qubo_problem()

# Set up the QAOA object and customise it
q = QAOA()
	# Targetting a QPU is extremly easy
	rigetti_aspen_m2 = create_device(location='qcs', name='Aspen-M-2', **qcs_credentials)
	q.set_device(rigetti_aspen_m2)
	from openqaoa.problems.problem import NumberPartition
	from openqaoa.devices import create_device
	from openqaoa.workflows.optimizer import QAOA

	# Create the problem statement
	np_qubo = NumberPartition(numbers=[5,6,7,4]).get_qubo_problem()

	# Set up the QAOA object and customise it
	q = QAOA()