Created Zeroed Pulse shapes
See original GitHub issueWhat is the expected enhancement?
Currently, several pulses are implicitly zeroing the ends of the pulses to removed initial and final discontinuities for pulses that are settable with the flag zero_ends
which is True. Naively reading the pulse name this would be unexpected behavior. This flag should be removed and the functionality should be split into two different pulses,eg., ZeroedGaussian
and Gaussian
. Similarily parametric pulse implementations should be made for these pulses.
- Split pulses with
zero_ends
attributes into two pulse classes - Create parametric pulses for all split pulses
Issue Analytics
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:15 (15 by maintainers)
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Yes, I believe so @HuangJunye. Thank you for catching.
My worry is that this transformation would ruin (or at least unpredictably modify) the assumptions that the DRAG pulse was derived under. I think to do it right we would have to undertake an analytical/numerical on the impacts.