POPL 2026
Sun 11 - Sat 17 January 2026 Rennes, France
Mon 12 Jan 2026 13:50 - 14:10 at Salle 14 - Session 3

We propose a pair of linearly typed languages for describing quantum programs, with semantics given in terms of symmetric monoidal categories. The plain language corresponds to the familiar language of quantum circuits, and the annotated language features a modality that corresponds to timing, which lets us take into account how much time a gate takes when implemented. Well-typed programs are therefore guaranteed to be realizable physically.

Extended Abstract (planqc26-paper30.pdf)572KiB

Mon 12 Jan

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13:50 - 15:30
Session 3PLanQC at Salle 14
13:50
20m
Talk
A Graded Modal Type Theory for Pulse SchedulesTalk
PLanQC
Robin Adams Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg University, Sweden, Jean-Philippe Bernardy Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg University, Sweden, Lorenzo Perticone Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg University, Sweden, Jeremy Pope Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg University, Sweden
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14:10
20m
Talk
Efficient Parallel Compilation and Profiling of Quantum Circuits at Large ScalesTalk
PLanQC
Jane Moore Queen's University Belfast, Michael Hart Queen's University Belfast, John McAllister Queen's University Belfast
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14:30
20m
Talk
A Unified Assertion-Based Framework for Classical-Quantum Program VerificationTalk
PLanQC
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14:50
20m
Talk
A Pulse-Level DSL for Real-Time Quantum Control with Hardware Compilation and EmulationRemote
PLanQC
Yu-Hsuan Wu Academia Sinica, Yue Shi Princeton University, Junyi Liu University of Maryland, Yuxiang Peng Purdue University
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15:10
20m
Talk
Quantum Assertion Testing Without Mid-Circuit Measurement: Strategies and Lower BoundsRemote
PLanQC
Shengyuan Yang University of Wisconsin-Madison, Charles Yuan University of Wisconsin–Madison
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