1 h
On constant T-depth circuits
Quantum Technology, Quantum Physics, Computer Science and seminar by Isaac Kim, UC Davis
Wednesday 11:00 Toronto (GMT-4)
Recording available
Waterloo, Canada
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Abstract
Isaac Kim describes quantum computations achievable with constant T-depth. Examples include single-qubit rotations and programmable versions, and the quantum portion of Shor’s factoring algorithm, which use a catalyst state. Other constructions, including reversible encoded addition, achieve constant T-depth without such a catalyst.
Topics
quantum computationsconstant T-depthsingle-qubit rotationsprogrammable versionsShor’s factoring algorithmcatalyst statereversible encoded additionquantum portion
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