quantum-computing

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Computational model exploiting quantum superposition, entanglement, and interference to solve problems with provable asymptotic advantages over the best known classical algorithms. Foundational algorithms: Deutsch 1985 / Deutsch-Jozsa…

Deutsch-Jozsa 1992 oracle problem: constant vs balanced with 1 quantum query
Grover 1996 unstructured-search with O(√N) queries
Bernstein-Vazirani 1993 hidden-string in 1 quantum query vs n classical
Deutsch-Jozsa quantum/classical query complexity exponential separation
Grover iteration R=1 gives P=1 for N=4, M=1 (perfect 4-item search)
Bernstein-Vazirani quantum speedup = n (linear in problem size)
Quantum Fourier Transform: <j|QFT_N|k> = omega^{jk}/sqrt(N) with omega = exp(2*pi*i/N)
Hadamard-test / phase-kickback: P(0) = 1/2 + (1/2)*cos(phi) from H-controlled-U-H on eigenvector
Simon's algorithm: hidden-subgroup N = {0, s} in (Z/2Z)^n gives |G| = |N|*|G/N| Lagrange factorisation
Theorem: QFT_2 = (1/sqrt(2))*[[1,1],[1,-1]] coincides with Hadamard; unitary check = I; det = -1
Theorem: Hadamard-test P(0) = 1/2 + (1/2)*cos(phi); P(0)|_{phi=0} = 1; P(0)|_{phi=pi} = 0
Theorem: Simon n=2 hidden-subgroup {0, s} has |G|=4, |N|=2, |G/N|=2; Lagrange |G|=|N|*|G/N|
Shor (1994)
Grover (1996)
VQE (Peruzzo 2014)
Threshold theorem (1997)
Quantum supremacy (Google 2019)
Surface code (Kitaev 1997)
Deutsch (1985)
Shor (1994)
Grover (1996)
Teleportation (Bennett 1993)
HHL (Harrow-Hassidim-Lloyd 2009)
VQE (Peruzzo 2014)
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