{:gate-noise {
  :h {:noise-type :depolarizing :noise-strength 0.01}
  :x {:noise-type :amplitude-damping :noise-strength 0.02}
  :cnot {:noise-type :phase-damping :noise-strength 0.03}
  ...}
 :readout-error {:prob-0-to-1 0.05 :prob-1-to-0 0.02}}

Advanced noisy quantum simulator backend implementing realistic
quantum computing device simulation with comprehensive noise modeling.

This backend provides local simulation of quantum devices with noise
using the domain layer's quantum state and circuit functionality.
It serves as both a reference implementation and testing backend for
quantum algorithms under realistic noise conditions.

This simulator models various types of quantum noise including:
- Depolarizing noise using Kraus operators
- Amplitude damping (T1 decay) modeling energy dissipation  
- Phase damping (T2 dephasing) modeling pure dephasing
- Readout errors with configurable bit-flip probabilities
- Coherent errors and systematic rotation biases
- Gate-specific noise parameters based on real device calibration
- Comprehensive Amazon Braket quantum hardware noise models

The noise model can be configured with parameters such as T1 and T2
times, gate operation times, and noise strengths. It supports
advanced noise configurations including correlated readout errors
and coherent errors with specific rotation angles and axes.
The simulator applies noise during gate operations and measurements,
simulating realistic quantum device behavior.

The noise model map has the following structure:
```clojure
{:gate-noise {
  :h {:noise-type :depolarizing :noise-strength 0.01}
  :x {:noise-type :amplitude-damping :noise-strength 0.02}
  :cnot {:noise-type :phase-damping :noise-strength 0.03}
  ...}
 :readout-error {:prob-0-to-1 0.05 :prob-1-to-0 0.02}}
```

Note: The simulator currently doesn't model crosstalk between qubits.

The simulator supports asynchronous job management, allowing
users to submit circuits and retrieve results later. It can be used
for testing algorithms, circuit designs, and quantum operations
without requiring access to actual quantum hardware.
 
It also implements the CloudQuantumBackend protocol for mock cloud
backend functionality, allowing it to be used in a cloud-like
environment for testing purposes.

Local quantum simulator implementing the QuantumBackend protocol.

This adapter provides a local simulation of quantum circuits using
the domain layer's quantum state and circuit functionality. It serves
as both a reference implementation and a testing backend.
 
This simulator implements an ideal quantum computer without noise,
simulating quantum gates and measurements using matrix operations.
 
The simulator supports asynchronous job management, allowing
users to submit circuits and retrieve results later. It can be used
for testing algorithms, circuit designs, and quantum operations
without requiring access to actual quantum hardware.
 
It also implements the CloudQuantumBackend protocol for mock cloud
backend functionality, allowing it to be used in a cloud-like
environment for testing purposes.