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Tutorial on studying chemical reactions using VQE #261
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Quick review of the introduction. Will continue review tomorrow
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The overall content of the tutorial is great! It's very useful to finally have an explanation of how to build a PES and use it to study chemical reactions.
The actual execution needs more work, both on the text and code. I've left suggestions for improvements.
I still have to review from line 380 onwards
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In my opinion, the last part of the tutorial is the most important one, yet many of the crucial calculations are not being explicitly performed.
Remember, one of the main goals of a tutorial is to give readers a template of code that they can basically copy-paste to solve their own specific problems.
…into qchem_bond_dissociation * 'qchem_bond_dissociation' of github.com:PennyLaneAI/qml: Update tutorial_kernel_based_training.py allow for arbitrary number of layers in qaoa example (#260)
…ere - move text outside the code loop
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The tutorial is in better shape, but it still needs a lot of work to meet the high standards expected from everything we do at Xanadu. Please address my comments with utmost urgency so that we can finally open the PR for other reviewers as soon as possible
JM suggests Co-authored-by: ixfoduap <40441298+ixfoduap@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: ixfoduap <40441298+ixfoduap@users.noreply.github.com>
A tutorial on to using Pennylane to study chemical reactions and constructing potential energy surfaces.
[ Work-In-Progress ]
Title: Studying Chemical reactions and constructing potential energy surfaces using VQE
Summary: A basic introduction on how to study chemical reactions using quantum computing algorithms such as VQE. We introduce the idea of potential energy surfaces (PES) and then show how to construct them for diatomic bond dissociations and a simple hydrogen exchange reaction. Finally, it is shown that useful reaction parameters such as activation energy barrier and rate constant could be calculated from the PES