1. What is the basis for state preparation and measurement?
The basis for state preparation and measurement comes from the fusion rules for adding angular momentum i.e., for the combination of irreducible representations of SU 2 .
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2. What is the resulting state of the truncated transition matrix?
If the authors start with the head at site r and time evolve for time /2 with H 2t , the resulting state ise−iH 2t /2 r,q0,s0 = n=0− i nn! 2 nH 2t n r,q0,s0 .
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3. What is the basis for the fusion of the two groups?
Efficient implementations of the resulting sparse unitaries are an essential ingredient of many nonAbelian quantum Fourier transforms including Beals’ efficient quantum Fourier transform over the symmetric group 16 .
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4. What is the amplitude of the transition matrix?
to prevent the “smuggling” of uncomputable quantities into the model, the amplitudes are required to be efficiently computable.
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