Research at KetQat
Browse quantum research records, compare reproducible runs, or explore resource estimates. Existing research tools and shared links remain available.
Open research
Explore the evidence and its provenance
KetQat is also an open registry of quantum error-correction codes, decoders, algorithms, benchmark suites and reproducible runs. Records carry their own environment and provenance. A hash identifies a record; it does not establish independent reproduction.
A shared path to reproducibility
From discovery to evidence in three steps
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Discover
Find a research artifact and the exact benchmark that defines how it is evaluated.
Browse QEC artifacts02
Run
Execute the open SDK locally and publish a schema-validated result with its environment.
Quickstart — about 21 seconds03
Verify and compare
Reproduce a run, inspect its hash, and compare only scientifically compatible results.
Compare runs
Browse by research object
Counts reflect records visible to you. 6 further records are demo fixtures and are not counted here — synthetic data is never a measurement. See them.
Quantum error correction
Codes, decoders, noise models, datasets, and simulation tools.
Browse QECQuantum algorithms
Implementations, problem instances, references, and resource analyses.
Browse AlgorithmsBenchmark suites
Versioned experiment definitions and comparable measurement surfaces.
Browse BenchmarksVerified runs
Published results with environment data and reproducibility hashes.
Browse RunsWhat the registry currently holds
6 of these are demonstration fixtures, counted separately and labelled as fixtures wherever they appear. Compare decoders on a shared benchmark surface or publish a run.