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Implementing a deterministic search algorithm with a single qubit
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Quantum search algorithms have important applications in quantum information, which have been experimentally demonstrated in several quantum systems with database sizes up to 16. We first propose an efficient quantum search scheme based on an optimized Grover's algorithm and a novel encoding method. With this scheme, a target element can be deterministically searched in a large database using only a single qubit. Then we implement this search scheme in linear optics with database sizes up to 40. Experimental results fit well with the theoretical results, with all fidelities greater than 99.7%. The limitation of the number of elements encoded in a single qubit is also investigated in the experiment. The experimental results indicate that a target state can be successfully searched from a database of size 36 using a single qubit in our laboratory. Since only one qubit and one-qubit gates are required, this search scheme is quite efficient and general, and can be adopted to implement the same task in most quantum systems.
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