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Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithms

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This lecture covers the Deutsch-Jozsa algorithms, focusing on the task of determining if a function is constant or balanced using quantum computing. The slides discuss the phase kickback phenomenon and the classical algorithm evaluations.

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Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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