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I have a quantum computing simulator on GitHub [aromanro/QCSim: Quantum computing simulator (github.com)](https://github.com/aromanro/QCSim) for quite some time (implemented in C++). It's not only the simulator, but I also implemented quite a bit of algorithms, as examples/tests.
Finally I even managed to find the patience to describe it a bit on my blog (basically pointing out where one has to look first if he's curious about the implementation): [Quantum Computing Simulator | Computational Physics (go.ro)](https://compphys.go.ro/quantum-computing-simulator/)
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I started first with the obvious approach, using tensor products and matrix multiplication, but as I added algorithms, the limitation showed up so I optimized it, switching from O(N\^2) to O(N) (where N is the number of basis states, that is, 2\^number of qubits).
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Maybe somebody finds it useful.
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