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Phase context decomposition of diagonal unitaries for higher-dimensional systems

arXiv
Authors: Kerstin Beer, Friederike Anna Dziemba

Year

2015

Paper ID

26070

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

We generalize an efficient decomposition method for diagonal operators by Welch et al. to qudit systems. The phase-context aware method focusses on cascaded entanglers whose decomposition into multi-controlled INC-gates can be optimized by the choice of a proper signed base-d representation for the natural numbers. While the gate count of the best known decomposition method for general diagonal operators on qubit systems scales with mathcal{O}\(2n\), the circuits synthesized by the Welch algorithm for diagonal operators with k distinct phases are upper-bounded by mathcal{O}\(n2k\), which is generalized to mathcal{O}\(dn2k\) for the qudit case in this paper.

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