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Modular-addition quantum oracle (Uh​)

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For h:ZN​→ZM​, its modular-addition oracle is the unitary operator
Uh​∣x,y⟩=∣x,y+h(x)modM⟩.
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For each fixed x, addition by h(x) permutes the answer register's computational basis. This preserves inner products, even when h is not injective.
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Modular-addition quantum oracle
Let SM​∣y⟩=∣−ymodM⟩. The modular-addition quantum oracle obeys
Uh−1​=(I⊗SM​)Uh​(I⊗SM​).
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The three steps replace y by −y, then −y+h(x), then y−h(x). Thus a query to the inverse costs one forward query and two known unitary operators. The negation operator is a permutation matrix with SM2​=I.

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