Controlled quantum search
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Abstract: Quantum searching for one of marked items in an unsorted database of items is solved in steps using Grover's algorithm. Using nonlinear quantum dynamics with a Gross-Pitaevskii type quadratic nonlinearity, Childs and Young discovered an unstructured quantum search algorithm with a complexity , which can be used to find a marked item after repetitions, where is the nonlinearity strength [PhysRevA.93.022314]. In this work we develop a structured search on a complete graph using a time dependent nonlinearity which obtains one of the marked items with certainty. The protocol has runtime , where denotes the number of unmarked items and is related to the time dependent nonlinearity. If , we obtain a runtime . We also extend the analysis to a quantum search on general symmetric graphs and can greatly simplify the resulting equations when the graph diameter is less than 5.
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