Lecture

Distributed Quantum Computing

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This lecture explores distributed quantum computing, focusing on the calculation of a function F depending on binary sequences X and Y. The goal is for Alice and Bob to compute F(X, Y) efficiently, with minimal classical communication complexity. The lecture delves into quantum algorithms, including the use of quantum channels and entangled states to optimize communication complexity. The instructor demonstrates how quantum protocols can outperform classical communication methods, showcasing the power of quantum computation in distributed settings.

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