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The phase oracle multiplies an unmarked basis vector by +1 and a marked one by −1. Thus the state after the oracle is
Vf​∣e0​⟩=N​1​(∣A0​⟩−∣A1​⟩).​
(1)
Its squared norm is (S0​+S1​)/N=1. All computational outcomes would still have probability 1/N if measured at this point: the oracle has changed the relative phase, not the magnitudes of the amplitudes. The following reflection converts that phase information into a changed probability distribution through quantum interference.

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