Witness cloning is hard unless BQP contains NP, assuming a new conjecture that cloning hidden maximally entangled states reveals a circuit for the hidden subspace.
Fast quantum algorithms for approximating some irreducible representations of groups
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We consider the quantum complexity of estimating matrix elements of unitary irreducible representations of groups. For several finite groups including the symmetric group, quantum Fourier transforms yield efficient solutions to this problem. Furthermore, quantum Schur transforms yield efficient solutions for certain irreducible representations of the unitary group. Beyond this, we obtain poly(n)-time quantum algorithms for approximating matrix elements from all the irreducible representations of the alternating group A_n, and all the irreducible representations of polynomial highest weight of U(n), SU(n), and SO(n). These quantum algorithms offer exponential speedup in worst case complexity over the fastest known classical algorithms. On the other hand, we show that average case instances are classically easy, and that the techniques analyzed here do not offer a speedup over classical computation for the estimation of group characters.
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On the hardness of cloning and connections to representation theory
Witness cloning is hard unless BQP contains NP, assuming a new conjecture that cloning hidden maximally entangled states reveals a circuit for the hidden subspace.