Quantum random circuits are a concept in quantum computing that involves the construction and analysis of quantum circuits designed to exhibit random behavior. These circuits consist of a sequence of quantum gates applied to qubits, where the choice of gates can be made randomly or according to a specific probabilistic distribution. The random nature of these circuits plays a significant role in various areas of research in quantum information science, including quantum algorithms, quantum complexity theory, and quantum error correction.
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