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Quantum Computational Complexity |
John Watrous |
InstituteforQuantumComputingandSchoolofComputerScience |
UniversityofWaterloo,Waterloo,Ontario,Canada. |
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Article outline |
I. Definitionofthesubjectanditsimportance |
rpA |
II. Introduction |
III. Thequantumcircuitmodel |
12 IV. Polynomial-timequantumcomputations |
V. Quantumproofs |
]hp-tnauq[ |
VI. Quantuminteractiveproofsystems |
VII. Otherselectednotionsinquantumcomplexity |
VIII. Futuredirections |
IX. References |
Glossary |
1v1043.4080:viXra |
Quantumcircuit. |
Aquantumcircuitisanacyclicnetworkofquantumgatesconnectedbywires: thegatesrepresent |
quantumoperationsandthewiresrepresentthequbitsonwhichtheseoperationsareperformed. |
Thequantumcircuit modelisthemostcommonlystudiedmodelofquantumcomputation. |
Quantumcomplexityclass. |
Aquantumcomplexityclassisacollectionofcomputationalproblemsthataresolvable byacho- |
sen quantum computational model that obeys certain resource constraints. For example, BQP is |
thequantumcomplexityclassofalldecisionproblemsthatcanbesolvedinpolynomialtimebya |
quantumcomputer. |
Quantumproof. |
A quantum proof is a quantum state that plays the role of a witness or certificate to a quan- |
tumcomputerthatrunsaverificationprocedure. ThequantumcomplexityclassQMAisdefined |
by this notion: it includes all decision problems whose yes-instances are efficiently verifiable by |
meansofquantumproofs. |
Quantuminteractiveproofsystem. |
Aquantuminteractiveproofsystemisaninteractionbetweenaverifierandoneormoreprovers, |
involving theprocessingand exchangeofquantuminformation, wherebytheproversattemptto |
convincetheverifieroftheanswertosomecomputationalproblem. |
1 |
I Definition of the subject and its importance |
The inherent difficulty, or hardness, of computational problems is a fundamental concept in com- |
putationalcomplexitytheory. Hardnessistypicallyformalized intermsoftheresourcesrequired |
by different models of computation to solve a given problem, such as the number of steps of a |
deterministicTuringmachine. Avariety ofmodelsandresourcesare oftenconsidered,including |
deterministic, nondeterministic and probabilistic models; time and space constraints; and inter- |
actionsamongmodelsofdifferingabilities. Manyinterestingrelationshipsamongthesedifferent |
modelsandresourceconstraintsareknown. |
Onecommonfeatureofthemostcommonlystudiedcomputationalmodelsandresourcecon- |
straintisthattheyarephysically motivated. Thisisquitenatural,giventhatcomputersarephysical |
devices,andtoasignificantextentitistheirstudythatmotivatesanddirectsresearchoncompu- |
tational complexity. The predominant example is the class of polynomial-time computable func- |
tions,whichultimatelyderivesitsrelevancefromphysicalconsiderations;foritisamathematical |
abstraction of the class of functions that can be efficiently computed without error by physical |
computingdevices. |
Inlightofitscloseconnectiontothephysicalworld,itseemsonlynaturalthatmodernphysical |
theoriesshould be consideredin thecontextofcomputational complexity. In particular, quantum |
mechanicsisaclear candidateforaphysicaltheorytohavethepotentialforimplications, ifnotto |
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