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If a matrix Q of a QUBO problem corresponds perfectly to an original optimization problem P, can Qbsolve from D-wave return an infeasible solution?
"If a matrix Q of a QUBO problem corresponds perfectly to an original optimization problem P, can QBsolv from D-wave return an infeasible solution? If yes, why?
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