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Grover Algorithm II

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Description

This lecture delves into the Grover algorithm, explaining the formalization of the search problem, the application of the oracle, and the Grover operation. It covers the intermediate steps, the solutions, and the iterative process of the algorithm, focusing on the choice of K and the probability calculations.

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