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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2019 / iii / Paper 324 / 3 / b / ii

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Since A∣x⟩=(−1)f(x)∣x⟩, the spectral decomposition gives
eiA∣x⟩=ei(−1)f(x)∣x⟩.
(1)
Replace the middle gate of the previous compute-phase-uncompute construction by
eiZ=diag(ei,e−i)=Rz​(−2),
(2)
a one-qubit rotation about the z-axis. Then
C†(I⊗eiZ)C∣x,0⟩=ei(−1)f(x)∣x,0⟩.​
(3)
The circuit uses the gates of C, their inverses, and one fixed rotation; it returns the quantum ancilla to ∣0⟩. The same construction implements eitA with middle gate eitZ, an instance of simulation of a computable diagonal Hamiltonian.

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