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基于图的逻辑推理的量子计算验证

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 3, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

This paper investigates the potential of utilizing graph-based logical reasoning algorithms to validate quantum computation algorithms, offering a novel approach to quantum algorithm verification that surpasses traditional simulation-based methods. We propose a framework where the core mechanism involves constructing a graph representing the algorithm's state space and applying logical inference to this graph. The goal is to dynamically test the algorithm's behavior and identify potential errors through rigorous logical analysis. The paper details the design of a graph-based verification protocol, explores the benefits of this approach, and discusses preliminary results demonstrating improved efficiency and insight into quantum algorithm robustness. We conclude that this technique represents a significant advancement in quantum algorithm verification, offering a pathway to more reliable and efficient quantum computation.

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10.5281/zenodo.22267381

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