8 research outputs found
Computation with narrow CTCs
We examine some variants of computation with closed timelike curves (CTCs),
where various restrictions are imposed on the memory of the computer, and the
information carrying capacity and range of the CTC. We give full
characterizations of the classes of languages recognized by polynomial time
probabilistic and quantum computers that can send a single classical bit to
their own past. Such narrow CTCs are demonstrated to add the power of limited
nondeterminism to deterministic computers, and lead to exponential speedup in
constant-space probabilistic and quantum computation. We show that, given a
time machine with constant negative delay, one can implement CTC-based
computations without the need to know about the runtime beforehand.Comment: 16 pages. A few typo was correcte
Superiority of one-way and realtime quantum machines and new directions
In automata theory, the quantum computation has been widely examined for
finite state machines, known as quantum finite automata (QFAs), and less
attention has been given to the QFAs augmented with counters or stacks.
Moreover, to our knowledge, there is no result related to QFAs having more than
one input head. In this paper, we focus on such generalizations of QFAs whose
input head(s) operate(s) in one-way or realtime mode and present many
superiority of them to their classical counterparts. Furthermore, we propose
some open problems and conjectures in order to investigate the power of
quantumness better. We also give some new results on classical computation.Comment: A revised edition with some correction
Quantum hedging in two-round prover-verifier interactions
We consider the problem of a particular kind of quantum correlation that
arises in some two-party games. In these games, one player is presented with a
question they must answer, yielding an outcome of either 'win' or 'lose'.
Molina and Watrous (arXiv:1104.1140) studied such a game that exhibited a
perfect form of hedging, where the risk of losing a first game can completely
offset the corresponding risk for a second game. This is a non-classical
quantum phenomenon, and establishes the impossibility of performing strong
error-reduction for quantum interactive proof systems by parallel repetition,
unlike for classical interactive proof systems. We take a step in this article
towards a better understanding of the hedging phenomenon by giving a complete
characterization of when perfect hedging is possible for a natural
generalization of the game in arXiv:1104.1140. Exploring in a different
direction the subject of quantum hedging, and motivated by implementation
concerns regarding loss-tolerance, we also consider a variation of the protocol
where the player who receives the question can choose to restart the game
rather than return an answer. We show that in this setting there is no possible
hedging for any game played with state spaces corresponding to
finite-dimensional complex Euclidean spaces.Comment: 34 pages, 1 figure. Added work on connections with other result
Promocijas darbs
ElektroniskÄ versija nesatur pielikumusKvantu modelis ar pÄcatlasi tiek definÄts Scott Aaronson darbÄ. Beigu stÄvokļu kopa, kas parasti sastÄv no akceptÄjoÅ”iem un noraidoÅ”iem stÄvokļiem, tiek papildinÄta ar parametru, kas norÄda, vai dotais beigu stÄvoklis ietilpst atlases kopÄ. MÄrÄ«jumi tiek veikti tikai atlases kopas beigu stÄvokļos. Tiek ieviests papildus stÄvoklis + q , un ja visu pÄcatlases stÄvokļu amplitÅ«das ir 0, tad + q amplitÅ«da saÅem vÄrtÄ«bu 1. PÄcatlase ļauj pÄtÄ«t ne tikai kvantu, bet arÄ« tradicionÄlo algoritumu Ä«paŔības. PÄtÄ«juma mÄrÄ·is ir salÄ«dzinÄt varbÅ«tisko un kvantu galÄ«go pÄcatlases automÄtu klases un aprakstÄ«t valodu klases, ko atpazÄ«st kvantu galÄ«gs automÄts ar pÄcatlasi. PÄtÄ«juma procesÄ iegÅ«ti Å”Ädi rezultÄti: ā¢ DefinÄts kvantu galÄ«gÄ automÄta ar pÄcatlasi jÄdziens; ā¢ AprakstÄ«ta valoda PALINDROMES, ko atpazÄ«st galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar pÄcatlasi ar mÄrÄ«jumu katrÄ solÄ« un galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar pÄcatlasi ar mÄrÄ«jumu beigÄs; ā¢ AprakstÄ«ta valoda, kuru nevar atpazÄ«t galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar pÄcatlasi ar mÄrÄ«jumu katrÄ solÄ« un galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar pÄcatlasi ar mÄrÄ«jumu beigÄs: L = {w | wā{0,1}* and there exist x, y,u, z such that w = x1y = u1z and x = z } Viens no promocijas darba uzdevumiem ir aplÅ«kot kvantu vaicÄjoÅ”os algoritmus Bula funkciju rÄÄ·inÄÅ”anai. Darba sÄkumÄ tiek pierÄdÄ«ti kvantu algoritmu apakÅ”Äjie novÄrtÄjumi dažÄdÄm funkcijÄm, kas apraksta grafu problÄmas. Ir izveidoti efektÄ«vi kvantu vaicÄjoÅ”ie algoritmi. Å ajÄ sadaÄ¼Ä iegÅ«ti rezultÄti sekojoÅ”Äm funkcijÄm: ā¢ 3-sum problÄma, ā¢ Hamiltona ceļŔ, ā¢ Hamiltona aplis, ā¢ CeļojoÅ”ais pÄrdevÄjs. VÄl promocijas darbÄ tiek apskatÄ«ta reÄla laika TjÅ«ringa maŔīnas kvantu analoÄ£ija. Tiek parÄdÄ«ts, ka eksistÄ valoda, kuru pazÄ«st reÄla laika kvantu TjÅ«ringa maŔīna un nepazÄ«st reÄla laika determinÄta TjÅ«ringa maŔīna.Postselection quantum model is defined by Scott Aaronson. A new parameter is added
to a halting set of states, that consists of accepting and rejecting states, which defines
if the state is in postselection set. Only states in postselection set are measured. New
state + q is added and if all postselection states amplitudes are equal to 0, then
+ q amplitude is set to 1.
Postelection appears to be very useful to study not only quantum, but also traditional
algorithms .
Paper goal is to compare probabilistic and quantum finite automata with postselection
and define language class, that can be recognized by quantum finite automata with
postselection.
The following results are obtained:
ā¢ The notion of quantum finite automata with postselection is given;
ā¢ Language PALINDROMES is defined, that can be recognized by MO- and
MM- quantum finite automata with postselection;
ā¢ Language is defined, that cannot be recognized by MO- and MM- quantum
finite automata with postselection: L = {w | wā{0,1}* and there exist x, y,u, z
such that w = x1y = u1z and x = z }
One of the research object of this work is find quantum query algorithms to compute
Boolean functions. At first we prove higher lower bounds of quantum query
algorithms for some of graph problems. Effective quantum query algorithms are
created with complexity lower than deterministic one. Results for the following
functions are obtained:
ā¢ 3-sum problem,
ā¢ Hamiltonian path,
ā¢ Hamiltonian circuit,
ā¢ Travelling salesman.
Another aim of this paper is to introduce a quantum counterpart for real ā time Turing
machine. The recognition of a special kind of language, that canāt be recognized by a
deterministic real ā time Turing machine, is shown
Kvantu skaitļoŔanas konstrukcijas
Kvantu modelis ar pÄcatlasi tiek definÄts Scott Aaronson darbÄ. Beigu stÄvokÄu kopa,
kas parasti sastÄv no akceptÄjoÅ”iem un noraidoÅ”iem stÄvokÄiem, tiek papildinÄta ar
parametru, kas norÄda, vai dotais beigu stÄvoklis ietilpst atlases kopÄ. MÄrÄ«jumi tiek
veikti tikai atlases kopas beigu stÄvokÄos. Tiek ieviests papildus stÄvoklis + q , un ja
visu pÄcatlases stÄvokÄu amplitÅ«das ir 0, tad + q amplitÅ«da saĦem vÄrtÄ«bu 1.
PÄcatlase Äauj pÄtÄ«t ne tikai kvantu, bet arÄ« tradicionÄlo algoritumu Ä«paŔības.
PÄtÄ«juma mÄrÄis ir salÄ«dzinÄt varbÅ«tisko un kvantu galÄ«go pÄcatlases automÄtu klases
un aprakstÄ«t valodu klases, ko atpazÄ«st kvantu galÄ«gs automÄts ar pÄcatlasi.
PÄtÄ«juma procesÄ iegÅ«ti Å”Ädi rezultÄti:
ā¢ DefinÄts kvantu galÄ«gÄ automÄta ar pÄcatlasi jÄdziens;
ā¢ AprakstÄ«ta valoda PALINDROMES, ko atpazÄ«st galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar
pÄcatlasi ar mÄrÄ«jumu katrÄ solÄ« un galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar pÄcatlasi ar
mÄrÄ«jumu beigÄs;
ā¢ AprakstÄ«ta valoda, kuru nevar atpazÄ«t galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar pÄcatlasi ar
mÄrÄ«jumu katrÄ solÄ« un galÄ«gs kvantu automÄts ar pÄcatlasi ar mÄrÄ«jumu beigÄs:
L = {w | wā{0,1}* and there exist x, y,u, z such that w = x1y = u1z and
x = z }
Viens no promocijas darba uzdevumiem ir aplÅ«kot kvantu vaicÄjoÅ”os algoritmus Bula
funkciju rÄÄinÄÅ”anai. Darba sÄkumÄ tiek pierÄdÄ«ti kvantu algoritmu apakÅ”Äjie
novÄrtÄjumi dažÄdÄm funkcijÄm, kas apraksta grafu problÄmas. Ir izveidoti efektÄ«vi
kvantu vaicÄjoÅ”ie algoritmi. Å ajÄ sadaÄÄ iegÅ«ti rezultÄti sekojoÅ”Äm funkcijÄm:
ā¢ 3-sum problÄma,
ā¢ Hamiltona ceÄÅ”,
ā¢ Hamiltona aplis,
ā¢ CeÄojoÅ”ais pÄrdevÄjs.
VÄl promocijas darbÄ tiek apskatÄ«ta reÄla laika TjÅ«ringa maŔīnas kvantu analoÄija.
Tiek parÄdÄ«ts, ka eksistÄ valoda, kuru pazÄ«st reÄla laika kvantu TjÅ«ringa maŔīna un
nepazÄ«st reÄla laika determinÄta TjÅ«ringa maŔīna.Postselection quantum model is defined by Scott Aaronson. A new parameter is added
to a halting set of states, that consists of accepting and rejecting states, which defines
if the state is in postselection set. Only states in postselection set are measured. New
state + q is added and if all postselection states amplitudes are equal to 0, then
+ q amplitude is set to 1.
Postelection appears to be very useful to study not only quantum, but also traditional
algorithms .
Paper goal is to compare probabilistic and quantum finite automata with postselection
and define language class, that can be recognized by quantum finite automata with
postselection.
The following results are obtained:
ā¢ The notion of quantum finite automata with postselection is given;
ā¢ Language PALINDROMES is defined, that can be recognized by MO- and
MM- quantum finite automata with postselection;
ā¢ Language is defined, that cannot be recognized by MO- and MM- quantum
finite automata with postselection: L = {w | wā{0,1}* and there exist x, y,u, z
such that w = x1y = u1z and x = z }
One of the research object of this work is find quantum query algorithms to compute
Boolean functions. At first we prove higher lower bounds of quantum query
algorithms for some of graph problems. Effective quantum query algorithms are
created with complexity lower than deterministic one. Results for the following
functions are obtained:
ā¢ 3-sum problem,
ā¢ Hamiltonian path,
ā¢ Hamiltonian circuit,
ā¢ Travelling salesman.
Another aim of this paper is to introduce a quantum counterpart for real ā time Turing
machine. The recognition of a special kind of language, that canāt be recognized by a
deterministic real ā time Turing machine, is shown