Titlebook: Explorations in Quantum Computing; Colin P. Williams Textbook 2011Latest edition Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011

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,Keith Joseph’s ‘Third Crusade’,several other quantum algorithms. Moreover, by nesting one quantum search algorithm within another, even more impressive speedups appear to be possible, and a better-than-classical exponential time quantum algorithm for . problems appears to be within reach.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-40854-1 phenomena that are of critical importance to the system being simulated. And, last but not least, certain quantum phenomena are not intrinsically simulatable by any classical device unless we introduce artificial hidden variables. A fundamentally new approach to the simulation of quantum systems is needed.

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Heaven and Earth in Ancient Greek Cosmologyues and eigenstates. In this chapter we describe the Abrams-Lloyd and Kitaev eigenvalue estimation algorithms. These provide efficient algorithms for determining the exact eigenvalue associated with a given eigenstate, a feat that is exponentially more difficult to do classically to the same precision.

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Heaving Signals in the Isopycnal Coordinate,r in a quantum computation as it is in a classical computation because errors may exist along a continuum of possibilities and our ability and we are not even allowed to read a corrupted state directly, because such direct observations would make matters worse rather than better.

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Performing Search with a Quantum Computerseveral other quantum algorithms. Moreover, by nesting one quantum search algorithm within another, even more impressive speedups appear to be possible, and a better-than-classical exponential time quantum algorithm for . problems appears to be within reach.

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Quantum Chemistry with a Quantum Computerues and eigenstates. In this chapter we describe the Abrams-Lloyd and Kitaev eigenvalue estimation algorithms. These provide efficient algorithms for determining the exact eigenvalue associated with a given eigenstate, a feat that is exponentially more difficult to do classically to the same precision.

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