arXiv AI By Marina de la Cruz Echeand\'ia, C\'esar Luis Alonso, Tony Ribeiro, Alfonso Ortega de la Puente

QILP-0: Constructing Observational Declarative Twins of Quantum Circuits

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The paper introduces QXymb, a framework for building observational declarative twins of quantum circuits, and presents its first complete order‑0 specialization, QILP‑0. QILP‑0 transforms observed circuit behavior into a finite multi‑valued propositional logic program by incrementally traversing a declared family of quantum observables, quantifying progress via reference‑relative coverage, and preserving observational semantics through deterministic mapping back to original observable columns. Validation on Bars & Stripes and MNIST quantum machine learning settings shows that the induced QILP‑0 theory achieves perfect, conflict‑free reconstruction of the discrete relations, with logical exactness separated from numerical and discretization uncertainties. whyItMatters":"The work demonstrates a method to construct exact observational declarative twins of quantum circuits, enabling precise logical reconstruction of quantum behavior independent of numerical uncertainties."

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