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Quantum computing – Facts and folklore

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We represent and analyze two important quantumalgorithms – Finding the hidden subgroup and Grover search. As theanalysis goes on, we mention some pieces of ``Fact'' and ``Folklore''associated to quantum computing.

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Hirvensalo, M. Quantum computing – Facts and folklore. Natural Computing 1, 135–155 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015065426649

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