A quantum gate array can be programmed to evaluate the expectation value of any operator
Juan Pablo Paz, Augusto Roncaglia
Abstract
A programmable gate array is a circuit whose action is controlled by input data. In this letter we describe a special--purpose quantum circuit that can be programmed to evaluate the expectation value of any operator O acting on a space of states of N dimensions. The circuit has a program register whose state |Ψ(O)>P encodes the operator O whose expectation value is to be evaluated. The method requires knowledge of the expansion of O in a basis of the space of operators. We discuss some applications of this circuit and its relation to known instances of quantum state tomography.
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