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Function collision (x=x′,f(x)=f(x′))

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A function collision is a pair of distinct inputs x=x′ with f(x)=f(x′). An injective function has no collisions. For a two-to-one function every nonempty fiber has two elements and hence one unordered collision pair. Finding such a pair through an oracle is the task of quantum collision finding.

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  • Brassard–Høyer–Tapp collision algorithm
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