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u/Alice Quantum
• 7 months agoLEARNING

The Gottesman-Knill Theorem Explained

If you only use Clifford gates, your circuit is perfectly simulatable on a classical computer. Why then is the T-gate so expensive and so important?

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u/Alice JohnsonMENTOR
• 7 months agoRESEARCH

Complexity Classes: Is BQP = P?

Most researchers believe BQP is larger than P, but smaller than NP. What are the current strongest proofs for this separation? Let's discuss the Oracular model.

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