noncliff: Cauchy Schwarz Inequality check for GeneralizedStabilizers #422
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This PR implements the Cauchy Schwarz Inequality for GeneralizedStabilizers. I have a test that check this for
n =1:10
Inner product between two Generalized Stabilizers is the LHS:$Tr[sm'sm]$ without the absolute value.
Except about importance of inner product algorithm from TJ Yoder:
The inner product algorithm, allows us to determine whether two generalized stabilizer states are equal. This is not always a trivial thing to do, because two generalized stabilizers with different stabilizer bases and different χ-matrices may represent the same state.
Edit:
The inner product is implemented in #423 as well.