Average position of quantum walks with an arbitrary initial state
Abstract
We investigated discrete time quantum walks with an arbitrary initial state 0(θ,φ,)=θ eiφ0L+θ ei0R with a U(2) coin U(α,β,γ). We discover that the average position x=(x)(α+γ+φ-), with coin operator U(α,π/4,γ) and initial state 0(π/4,φ,)=(eiφ0L+ei0R)2/2. If we set initial state and coin operator to 0(θ,π/2,0)=iθ0L+θ0R) and coin operator U(0,π/4,0), for α+γ+φ-=π/2, we discover that x=-(x)(2θ). Last we verify the result above, and obtain the summarize properties of quantum walks with an arbitrary state. We get that x(θ,φ,,α,β,γ,t)=2θ*x|0L(β,t)+2θ*(α+γ+φ-)*x(0L+0R)2/2(α=γ=0,β,t). If the average positions x with initial state |0L and 0=(0L+0R)2/2 and coin operator U(0,β,0) are known, we can get the average position result of quantum walks with an arbitrary initial state and a U(2) coin operator.
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