Lecture

Quantum Search: Grover Algorithm

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Description

This lecture covers the Grover algorithm, a quantum search algorithm that can provide a quadratic speedup over classical algorithms. The instructor explains the quantum circuit, final states, and the geometric interpretation of the algorithm. Discussions include the number of iterations, the hardest case, and the lemma proof. The lecture delves into the analysis of the algorithm's complexity and the success probability in different scenarios.

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Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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