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cuccaro_adder now works with QuantumModulus and other quantum types that pass plain qubit lists as targets, fixing #839 (AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'duplicate'). It now accepts QuantumVariable, list[Qubit], and DynamicQubitArray for both operands, and classical addends larger than the target register are truncated modulo 2**len(b) so modulo addition behaves as documented. The adder body was refactored into small helper functions, tests were expanded to cover the new inputs and the issue regression, and a changelog entry was added. This branch also introduces a new adder_utilities.py module with a shared register check, which is intended as the starting point for a separate, future PR that consolidates utilities across all adder implementations.

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  • New Features
    • The Cuccaro adder accepts qubit lists and dynamic qubit arrays as registers, plus binary-string and dynamic-mode BigInteger classical addends.
    • Classical addends wider than the target register are reduced modulo the register’s capacity.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved carry-in, carry-out, and controlled-operation behavior, including support for individual qubits as carry bits and controls.
    • Improved compatibility with quantum-modulus arithmetic and validation of unsupported inputs.
  • Documentation
    • Added examples covering supported inputs, register sizes, carry options, controlled operations, and error conditions.

@purva-thakre purva-thakre changed the title Cuccaro adder fixes for diferent inputs Cuccaro adder fixes for all possible inputs Sep 2, 2026
@purva-thakre purva-thakre changed the title Cuccaro adder fixes for all possible inputs Further adder improvements Sep 2, 2026
@purva-thakre purva-thakre changed the title Further adder improvements Further Cuccaro adder improvements Sep 2, 2026
@purva-thakre purva-thakre changed the title Further Cuccaro adder improvements Cuccaro adder compatibility with all possible inputs Sep 2, 2026
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c_out is not gated on ctrl, so the carry is written even when the control is |0>

_apply_maj_gates deliberately runs uncontrolled (only the UMA phase takes ctrl), so after the MAJ chain the top a qubit holds the true carry of a + b regardless of the control. _apply_c_out then copies it out unconditionally:

def _apply_c_out(c_out, a):
    if c_out is not None:
        cx(a[-1], c_out)

On the ctrl = |0> branch b is correctly left alone, but c_out is flipped anyway.

Reproduction, which is test_cuccaro_adder_static_cout_ctrl with the single line x(ctrl[0]) removed:

from qrisp import QuantumFloat, QuantumBool, cuccaro_adder

a = QuantumFloat(3)
b = QuantumFloat(3)
a[:] = 6
b[:] = 6

c_out = QuantumBool()
ctrl = QuantumBool()          # left in |0>, so no addition should happen

cuccaro_adder(a, b, c_out=c_out, ctrl=ctrl)

assert b.get_measurement() == {6: 1.0}          # passes, b is untouched
assert c_out.get_measurement() == {False: 1.0}  # fails, measures {True: 1.0}

6 + 6 = 12 overflows the 3-qubit register, so the carry is 1 and lands in c_out even though the addition was suppressed.

The classical-state case above is a wrong result on its own. The more damaging case is a ctrl in superposition: the same cx entangles c_out with the addends on the branch where the addition did not happen, so a later uncomputation of c_out will not close.

Both entry points are affected, the explicit ctrl= keyword and with control(qbl): cuccaro_adder(a, b, c_out=c_out) via custom_control.

Suggested fix, mirroring how _apply_uma_gates already handles the control:

def _apply_c_out(c_out, a, ctrl):
    if c_out is not None:
        if ctrl is None:
            cx(a[-1], c_out)
        else:
            mcx([ctrl, a[-1]], c_out)

For reference, gidney_adder sidesteps the problem entirely by appending c_out as an extra MSB of b, so the controlled chain covers it without a separate copy.

Worth noting that the current suite cannot catch this: test_cuccaro_adder_static_cout_ctrl and test_cuccaro_adder_dynamic_cout_ctrl both turn the control on before calling, and _mk_add.apply() always calls qbl.flip(), so the dynamic sweeps only ever see ctrl = |1>. test_cuccaro_adder_static_no_addition_ctrl is the only ctrl = |0> case and it passes no c_out.

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cuccaro_adder now accepts additional quantum register types and classical addend forms. It validates inputs, truncates classical addends to the target width, and uses helper functions for carry and gate operations. Tests cover register types, widths, carry and control behavior, and QuantumModulus integration.

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Cuccaro adder register support

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Register contracts and public API
src/qrisp/alg_primitives/arithmetic/adders/adder_utilities.py, src/qrisp/alg_primitives/arithmetic/adders/cuccaro_adder.py
A shared predicate identifies supported register types. cuccaro_adder accepts and validates expanded quantum and classical input types. Its documentation describes supported inputs and modes.
Input normalization and gate execution
src/qrisp/alg_primitives/arithmetic/adders/cuccaro_adder.py
Classical inputs are converted and reduced modulo 2**len(b) in static mode. Operand dimensions use jlen. Helper functions implement carry setup and cleanup, MAJ and UMA gates, carry-out copying, and control handling.
Adder behavior tests and changelog
tests/primitives_tests/arithmetic_tests/test_cuccaro_adder.py, documentation/source/general/changelog/changelog-dev.rst
Tests cover register types, widths, carry and control behavior, validation errors, and QuantumModulus integration. The changelog describes register support and classical-input truncation.

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Change: Bug fix

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Adding a narrow BigInteger to a wider quantum register can produce the wrong sum. Fix the width handling before merging.

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The expanded input contract has a conditional state-integrity risk when a caller supplies repeated qubits in a register. No cross-user security exposure was established, but recovery from that failure is not assured.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: Newly accepted qubit lists can contain repeated qubits. A duplicate encountered later in the gate chain can raise after earlier gates have changed the register, without reaching temporary-register cleanup.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The demonstrated failure affects quantum state supplied to this library call. The examined call path does not establish an independently reachable service, tenant boundary, or privileged operation.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Target and control types receive boundary checks, and circuit append rejects duplicate qubits within an individual gate. These checks do not preflight a complete register before the adder starts applying gates.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — After a mid-sequence exception, the shown code offers neither transaction rollback nor a reached cleanup path. The integrity consequence is supported for the caller’s register, but a security impact beyond that state is not established.

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  • proposed — Preflight uniqueness and operand separation for newly accepted lists before allocating ancillas or applying gates; define how callers should recover if gate construction fails after mutation.
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562-569: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Reduce the classical-width sweep.

This loop runs about 10,900 simulation calls (N = 2..5, j up to 2**(N+3), k up to 2**N). Truncation depends only on j mod 2**N, so a few representative j values above the register width give the same signal at a fraction of the runtime.

♻️ Proposed narrower sweep
     for N in range(2, 6):
-        for j in range(1 << (N + 3)):
+        # only the wrap boundaries carry information: j == 2**N, one below the
+        # next multiple, and a value several widths up
+        for j in ((1 << N), (1 << N) + 1, (2 << N) - 1, (1 << (N + 3)) - 1):
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Review comments at @src/qrisp/alg_primitives/arithmetic/adders/cuccaro_adder.py:
- Line 534: Update BigInteger.get_bit so reads beyond the allocated limbs return
zero, preventing tracing-mode int_encoder from repeating the last limb when
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# int_encoder reads only the target's bits while tracing. In static mode,
# validate the integer and truncate here because int_encoder rejects
# values wider than the register.
if not check_for_tracing_mode():

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Zero-extend BigInteger addends before encoding wider targets.

When tracing, int_encoder calls BigInteger.get_bit(i) for every qubit in q_a. For BigInteger.create(1, 1) and a 33-qubit target, bit 32 selects limb 1 even though only limb 0 exists. JAX clamps that out-of-range array index to limb 0, so the encoder can produce 2**32 + 1 instead of 1. Make out-of-range BigInteger.get_bit reads return zero, or pad the addend to the target width.

Add a regression test for this 33-qubit/one-limb case. test_cuccaro_adder_dynamic_biginteger only uses a 4-qubit target.

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Review comment at @src/qrisp/alg_primitives/arithmetic/adders/cuccaro_adder.py
at line 534:
Update BigInteger.get_bit so reads beyond the allocated limbs return zero,
preventing tracing-mode int_encoder from repeating the last limb when encoding a
wider target. Add a regression test for BigInteger.create(1, 1) encoded into a
33-qubit target, alongside test_cuccaro_adder_dynamic_biginteger.

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When tracing, int_encoder calls BigInteger.get_bit(i) for every qubit in q_a. For BigInteger.create(1, 1) and a 33-qubit target, bit 32 selects limb 1 even though only limb 0 exists. JAX clamps that out-of-range array index to limb 0, so the encoder can produce 2**32 + 1 instead of 1. Make out-of-range BigInteger.get_bit reads return zero, or pad the addend to the target width.

@renezander90 @diehoq Am I correct to think this is a bug in BigInteger?

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For reference, gidney_adder sidesteps the problem entirely by appending c_out as an extra MSB of b, so the controlled chain covers it without a separate copy.

@positr0nium When I refactored the function for the first time, I followed the approach that was in the original implementation. The classical value was encoded into a new QuantumVariable. Is your suggestion here to instead follow the approach taken by the Gidney adder?

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