Shi and Aharonov have shown that the Toffoli gate and the Hadamard gate give rise to an approximately universal set of quantum computational gates. The basic algebraic properties of this system have been studied in Dalla Chiara et al. (Foundations of Physics 39(6):559–572, 2009), where we have introduced the notion of Shi-Aharonov quantum computational structure. In this paper we propose an algebraic abstraction from the Hilbert-space quantum computational structures, by introducing the notion of Toffoli-Hadamard algebra. From an intuitive point of view, such abstract algebras represent a natural quantum generalization of both classical and fuzzy-like structures.
Shi and Aharonov have shown that the Toffoli gate and the Hadamard gate give rise to an approximately universal set of quantum computational gates. The basic algebraic properties of this system have been studied in Dalla Chiara etal. (Foundations of Physics 39(6):559–572,2009), where we have introduced the notion of Shi-Aharonov quantum computational structure. In this paper we proposean algebraic abstraction from the Hilbert-space quantum computational structures, by introducing the notion of Toffoli-Hadamard algebra. From an intuitive point of view, such abstract algebras represent a natural quantum generalization of both classical and fuzzy-like structures.
The Toffoli-Hadamard gate system: an algebraic approach
LEDDA, ANTONIO;SERGIOLI, GIUSEPPE;GIUNTINI, ROBERTO
2013-01-01
Abstract
Shi and Aharonov have shown that the Toffoli gate and the Hadamard gate give rise to an approximately universal set of quantum computational gates. The basic algebraic properties of this system have been studied in Dalla Chiara etal. (Foundations of Physics 39(6):559–572,2009), where we have introduced the notion of Shi-Aharonov quantum computational structure. In this paper we proposean algebraic abstraction from the Hilbert-space quantum computational structures, by introducing the notion of Toffoli-Hadamard algebra. From an intuitive point of view, such abstract algebras represent a natural quantum generalization of both classical and fuzzy-like structures.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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