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Hi all, I have been studying the ZX-calculus for a little while and have a question for those of you who use it day-to-day. Clearly it's very beautiful and helps make some things such as [visualizing surface codes](https://doi.org/10.22331/q-2020-01-09-218) much simpler to reason about. I've also seen some research on using it to help with circuit optimization (although that's less-so my expertise). And then obviously there's the group at Oxford who are big on ZX-calculus and use it for everything.

I'm curious if anyone here is using ZX-calculus (in industry or academia) for practical reasons and would be willing to share their thoughts on how it helps out. Does it provide something significant over the circuit model? Does it help with aspects of your work other than making certain algorithms/protocols/etc. easier to conceptualize? I understand its beauty from a theoretical standpoint but I'm curious if it really helps where rubber hits pavement.

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text Hi all, I have been studying the ZX-calculus for a little while and have a question for those of you who use it day-to-day. Clearly it's very beautiful and helps make some things such as [visualizing surface codes](https://doi.org/10.22331/q-2020-01-09-218) much simpler to reason about. I've also seen some research on using it to help with circuit optimization (although that's less-so my expertise). And then obviously there's the group at Oxford who are big on ZX-calculus and use it for everythi…
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