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The hidden subgroup problem is to recover a subgroup K≤G, usually by giving generators of a group, from an oracle machine providing f:G→Y with the promise
f(g)=f(h)⟺gK=hK.​
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Thus f is constant on each left coset and distinguishes different left cosets. The input includes an effective representation of elements of the group and access to the group operations; the desired efficiency is measured against the number of bits describing an element, rather than necessarily against ∣G∣.

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