Systematic review of MBSE applications in quantum computing research

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Publicado en:IISE Annual Conference. Proceedings (2025), p. 1-7
Autor principal: Schwanda, Savana Kate
Otros Autores: Pearson, Sydney, Oladimeji, Olufunke, PhD
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520 3 |a Quantum computing is commonly described as a type of computation that uses the principles of quantum mechanics to process information. Specifically, quantum computers can handle complexity efficiently using superposition and enhanced problem-solving capabilities as a result of its utilization of the quantum bit instead of the bit used in classical computing. In the age of digital manipulation, the capabilities of quantum computers have allowed for a more holistic understanding of quantum computers' ability to bring about solutions to cybersecurity, banking and finance, and advanced manufacturing systems. Some of the most prevalent challenges to develop quantum algorithms include benchmarking and error mitigation techniques necessary for software development and hardware implementation and interfacing. To address this shortcoming, Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is being proposed to develop a framework through a formalized application of modeling to support system requirements and traceability and create models to support system behavior and how quantum machines will interact with the software and hardware to increase stakeholder understanding. Other MBSE techniques like recursive validation and verification throughout the project lifecycle ensure that quantum-based projects reach the highest level of development. This research uses a systematic literature review methodology for evidence-informed research through bibliometric analysis. Therefore, the aim of this literature review is to identify past and current trends in existing research that applies MBSE methods to quantum computing. This paper will identify where MBSE has been used to add value in quantum computing and set priorities for future work. 
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