Quantum PCP Theorem
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Before we can understand the Quantum PCP Theorem, we need to review the classical PCP (Probabilistically Checkable Proofs) Theorem. The PCP Theorem (a cornerstone of theoretical computer science) says: Any….
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Before we can understand the Quantum PCP Theorem, we need to review the classical PCP (Probabilistically Checkable Proofs) Theorem. The PCP Theorem (a cornerstone of theoretical computer science) says: Any….
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QMA stands for Quantum Merlin-Arthur. It is a quantum complexity class, and it’s the quantum counterpart to the classical complexity class NP (specifically, to MA, which stands for Merlin-Arthur in….