Sharp Error Bounds on Quantum Boolean Summation in Various Settings

Physics – Quantum Physics

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32 pages, 2 figures

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We study the quantum summation (QS) algorithm of Brassard, Hoyer, Mosca and Tapp, that approximates the arithmetic mean of a Boolean function defined on N elements. We improve error bounds presented in [1] in the worst-probabilistic setting, and present new error bounds in the average-probabilistic setting. In particular, in the worst-probabilistic setting, we prove that the error of the QS algorithm using $M - 1$ queries is $3\pi /(4M)$ with probability $8/\pi^2$, which improves the error bound $\pi M^{-1} + \pi^2 M^{-2}$ of Brassard et al. We also present bounds with probabilities $p\in (1/2, 8/\pi^2]$ and show they are sharp for large $M$ and $NM^{-1}$. In the average-probabilistic setting, we prove that the QS algorithm has error of order $\min\{M^{-1}, N^{-1/2}\}$ if $M$ is divisible by 4. This bound is optimal, as recently shown in [10]. For M not divisible by 4, the QS algorithm is far from being optimal if $M \ll N^{1/2}$ since its error is proportional to $M^{-1}^$.

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