Simulate Kibble-Zurek mechanism on a quantum computer

Solve different formulations of the portfolio optimization problem.

Use a hybrid solver to select features from two data sets

Use a hybrid solver to use the minimum number of bins to pack items with different dimensions

Flow Shop Scheduling example using the Quantum Hybrid NL Solver.

Virtual Machine Load Balancing example.

Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem example on D-Wave's hybrid solvers.

Demonstrate techniques that help quantum applications find better, more robust solutions by comparing two generations of D-Wave 2000Q QPUs.

Solve cryptarithmetic addition puzzles using the LeapHybridCQMSampler.

Minimize messaging between computers in a distributed computing system by using the LeapHybridCQMSampler. This problem is also known as the graph k-partitioning problem.