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m tained only with some probability. Whereas in the other |
(QWC), and it combines the sub-waves in H into a |
⊕ twoscenarios,aresulttoapartialmeasurementisalways |
single Hilbert space H, |
obtained and the wave function should be renormalized. |
m The fundamental difference between duality computer |
C(p1 ψ1 p ψ )= p ψ . (2) |
m m i i andquantumcomputeris that dualitygates neednotbe |
| i⊕···⊕ | i | i |
Xi unitary. A quantum computer can not perform U1+U2, |
Adualitycomputingprocessisdescribedinthefollowing it can only perform U1U2 operation. |
Duality Mode in a Quantum Computer—Now |
m m m |
ψ p ψ p U ψ p U ψ . (3) we give a quantum computer simulation of the duality |
i i i i i i i |
| i→ Xi ⊕ | i → Xi ⊕ | i → Xi | i computer. To simulate an n-dubit duality computer, we |
2 |
need an (n+1)-qubit quantum computer, andone qubit slits with different phases and so on. By adding more |
is used as auxiliary qubit and n qubits are used as work auxiliary qubits, one can simulate a duality computer |
qubits. Let’s make the following correspondence with more slits. |
Wenowgivethemathematicaldescriptionforsuchdu- |
ϕ κ ϕ 0 , |
u ality mode. Some of the result in Ref. [5] can be used |
| i| i↔| i| i |
ϕ κ ϕ 1 , (7) directly, though the results regarding QWD and QWC |
d |
| i| i↔| i| i |
need modification. Denoting the set of duality gates on |
namely, when the auxiliary qubit is in 0 (1 ), it resem- |
H as (H), there are four theorems and corollaries re- |
| i | i |
blesadualitycomputersub-wavefromtheupper(lower) G |
garding duality gates in Ref. [5] and we directly copy |
slit. We ascribe the initial and finalwavefunction of the |
them here. For proof of these results, see Ref. [5]. |
dualitycomputertothewavefunctionwhentheauxiliary |
Theorem 1. The identity I is an extreme point of |
H |
is in state 0 . Thus, before the QWD, the state of dual- |
(H). |
| i |
itycomputeris ϕ 0 ,aftertheQWD,thewave-function G |
Corollary 2. The extreme points of (H) are pre- |
| i| i |
becomes G |
cisely the unitary operators in H. |
0 + 1 Thetheoremandcorollarytellusthatthedualitygate |
ϕ | i | i, (8) |
is unitary only when U0 = U1, and in particular, when |
| i √2 |
U0 =U1 =I H, the duality gate is the identity gate. |
namely, the QWD is simulated by a Walsch-Hadamard Let (H)be the set ofbounded linearoperatorsonH |
andletBR+ |
transformation in the auxiliary qubit. Thus the wave- (H)bethepositiveconegeneratedby (H), |
G G |
function describes the n-bit quantum computer simulta- that is |
neouslyintwoslits, 0 and 1 . Differentgateoperations |
on different routes | cai n be| sii mulated using conditional R+ (H)= αA:A (H),α 0 . (11) |
G { ∈G ≥ } |
gates, as shown in Fig. 1. |
Then the next theoremtells that any operatoron H can |
|φ(cid:1) be simulated. |
U0 U1 M Theorem 3. If dim H < , then (H)=R+ (H). |
∞ B G |
The next corollary is about normal operators. |
|0(cid:1) Corollary4. IfdimH < ∞,thenA ∈B(H)isnormal |
H H |
ifandonlyifA=α p U whereα 0,p >0, p = |
i i i ≥ i i i |
1 and U are unitaryPoperators that mutually comPmute. |
i |
FIG. 1: An n-dubit duality computer can be simulated by |
We now expound the significance of duality mode in a |
an (n+1) qubit quantumcomputer. The Walsch-Hadamard |
quantumcomputer. First,an(n+1)-qubitquantumcom- |
gatescanbereplacedbyotherunitarygatestosimulatemore |
puter can simulate an n-dubit duality computer. This |
complicated slits. One can also use more qubits as auxiliary |
allows a quantum computer to perform any operation |
to simulate more slits. |
in the n-qubit Hilbert space. Hence, classicalalgorithms |
canbetranslatedintoquantumalgorithmsinthisduality |
Then we have mode. This is significant because this is not a direct use |
of a quantum computer as a classical computer using a |
U0 ϕ 0 +U1 ϕ 1 |
| i| i | i| i. (9) qubit as a classicalbit, and the qubit resourcein duality |
√2 |
modeisexponentiallysmall. Forinstanceforanunsorted |
The quantum combiner operation is again a Walsch- database search problem with N = 2n items, a classical |
Hadamardtransformation,afterwhichthewave-function computer needs at least n2n = Nn bits to express the |
becomes database. However in a quantum computer running in |
dualitymode,itneeds only(n+1)qubits toexpressand |
U0+U1 U0 −U1 |
ϕ 0 + ϕ 1 . (10) manipulate the database. This also provides a natural |
2 | i| i 2 | i| i |
bridgebetweenclassicalandquantumcomputing. Itwas |
We make a measurement on condition that the auxil- suggested that future quantum computer may be used |
iary qubit is 0 . The probability to obtain a result is as special-purpose processor to perform task that needs |
| i |
the square of the norm of the wave function in 0 state, quantum acceleration, and then the result is returned to |
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