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The probability of passing the stabilizer test is |
Now we explain our protocol and analyze it, which is |
1 I+s the main result of the present paper. Let us consider |
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p = Tr ρ . |
pass 2n 2 the following situation: Alice possesses an m-qubit state |
k∈X {0,1}n (cid:16) (cid:17) ψ , but she neither knows its classical description nor a |
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classical description of a quantum circuit that efficiently |
We canshowthatif the probabilityofpassingthe test is |
generates the state. (For example, she just receives ψ |
high,p pass 1 ǫ,thenρis“close”toacertainstabilized | i |
≥ − from her friend Charlie, etc.) She wants to perform a |
state σ in the sense of |
polynomial-sizequantum computing U onthe input ψ , |
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Tr(Mσ)(1 2ǫ) √2ǫ Tr(Mρ) Tr(Mσ)+√2ǫ (1) but she cannot do it by herself. She therefore asks Bob, |
− − ≤ ≤ who is very powerful but not trusted, to perform her |
for any POVM element M. quantum computing. We show that Alice can delegate |
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herquantumcomputingtoBobwithoutrevealing ψ and basis. If the Z-basis measurement result on |
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U,andshecanverifythe correctnessofthe computation the nearest-neighbour of jth vertex in V is |
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and input. 1, Alice applies Z on the jth vertex in V for |
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For simplicity, we assume that Alice wants to solve a j = 1,...,3m. If Bob was honest, the state of |
decision problem L. Alice measures the output qubit of V is now |
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U ψ in the computational basis, and accepts (rejects) |
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if the result is 1 (0). As usual, we assume that for any Ψ′ = XxjZzj P Ψ . |
yes instance x, i.e., x L, the acceptance probability is | i (cid:16)Oj=1 j j (cid:17) | i |
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larger than a, and for any no instance x, i.e., x / L, the |
acceptance probability is smaller than b, where∈ a b AlicefurtherappliesP†( 3m XxjZzj)onV . |
− ≥ j=1 j j 2 |
1/poly(x). If Bob was honest, theNstate of V is now |
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Our p| ro| tocol runs as follows: Ψ = ψ 0 ⊗m + ⊗m. Then Alice |
| i | i ⊗ | i ⊗ | i |
performs the projection measurement Λ |
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1. Alicerandomlychoosesa3m-qubitpermutationP, 0 0⊗m + +⊗m,Λ = I⊗2m Λ{ , o≡ n |
1 0 |
and applies it on | thi eh la| st 2⊗ m| quih bit| s of V . If she ge− ts Λ} , she |
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accepts. Otherwise, she rejects. |
Ψ ψ 0 ⊗m + ⊗m |
| i≡| i⊗| i ⊗| i |
to generate P Ψ . Alice further chooses a random |
6m-bit string| (xi 1,...,x 3m,z 1,...,z 3m) 0,1 6m, G |
and applies 3m XxjZzj on P Ψ to g∈ en{ erate} |
j=1 j j | i |
N |
3m |
Ψ′ XxjZzj P Ψ . ' |
| i≡(cid:16)Oj=1 j j (cid:17) | i (cid:1) |
She sends Ψ′ to Bob. (Or, it is reasonable to as- FIG. 1: The state |G Ψ′i. The state in thered dotted box is |
sume that| Chi arlie givesAlice Ψ′ andinformation |Gi and that in the blue dotted box is |Ψ′ i. E connect is the |
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of P and (x ,...,x ,z ,...,z ) in stead of giving set of edges that connects qubits in the red dotted box and |
1 3m 1 3m |
ψ .) those in the bluedotted box. |
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2. If Bob is honest, he generates the (3m+N)-qubit Nowletusanalyzetheprotocol. First,theblindnessis |
state obvious, since what she sends to Bob is the completely- |
mixed state from Bob’s view point, and due to the no- |
G Ψ′ CZ e (Ψ′ G ), (2) signalingprinciple,Alice’soperationsonstatessentfrom |
| i≡(cid:16) e∈EO (cid:17) | i⊗| i Bob do not transmit any information to Bob. |
connect |
Second, let us consider the case of x L. In this |
andsendseachqubitofitonebyonetoAlice,where case, honest Bob generates the correct∈ state, G Ψ′ , |
CZ eistheCZgateontheverticesoftheedgee,and Eq. (2), and therefore Alice cando correctcomput| ationi , |
E connect is the set of edges that connects qubits in if she chooses the measurement-basedquantum comput- |
G and Ψ′ (Fig. 1). If Bobis malicious, he sends ing, passes the stabilizer test with probability 1, if she |
| i | i |
any (3m+N)-qubit state ρ to Alice. choosesthestabilizertest,andpassestheinput-statetest |
with probability 1, if she chooses the input-state test. |
3. 3-a. With probability q, which is specified later, |
Therefore, the acceptance probability, px∈L, is |
Alice does the measurement-based quantum acc |
computing on qubits sent from Bob. If the px∈L qa+ 1 −q 1+ 1 −q 1 |
computation result is accept (reject), she ac- acc ≥ 2 × 2 × |
cepts (rejects). (During the computation, Al- = qa+(1 q) α. |
− ≡ |
ice of course corrects the initial randomPauli |
operatorandpermutation( 3m XxjZzj)P.) Finally, let us consider the case of x ∈/ L. In this case, |
j=1 j j Bob might be malicious, and can send any (3m+N)- |
N |
3-b. Withprobability(1 q)/2,Alicedoesthesta- qubit state ρ. Let p and p be the probability |
Gpass ψpass |
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bilizer test, and if she passes (fails) the test, of passing the stabilizer test and the initial-state test, |
she accepts (rejects). respectively. |
Let ǫ = 1 . It is easy to see that the acceptance |
3-c. With probability(1 q)/2,Alice doesthe fol- poly(|x|) |
lowingtest,whichw− ecalltheinput-statetest: probability, px∈/L, is given as follows: |
acc |
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