Player A (Black) and Player B (White) take turns playing.

Player A: |0⟩, |+⟩       player B: |1⟩, |-⟩

Player A must place a stone in the first turn.

Subsequent Turns: 

On each turn, a player may choose to:

Place a stone with their allowed quantum state. 

or

Measure unmeasured stones using Standard/Hadamard basis.

After completing one action (placing or measuring), the turn immediately passes to the next player.

Winning Condition:

After a measurement, if a player has five stones of the same color connected consecutively in a straight line (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), they win the game.

The game is designed by Er-Cheng Tang and Miryam Huang

I grew up playing piano, violin, and singing in choir. I was the vocal in my high school rock band. In college, I joined a digital music production club and once wrote (and sold) a song for the College of Science. I also wrote our department's graduation song. Lately, I’ve stepped away from strings, listening more to what my body/PT needs.

Sometimes, I write songs inspired by research that moves me something elegant or quietly brilliant.

If our work shares that spark, maybe we can shape it into music together. Preferred software: Logic Pro, GarageBand, and REAPER.

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