Robust Quantum Algorithms with -Biased Oracles
Tomoya Suzuki, Shigeru Yamashita, Masaki Nakanishi, Katsumasa Watanabe
Abstract
This paper considers the quantum query complexity of -biased oracles that return the correct value with probability only 1/2 + . In particular, we show a quantum algorithm to compute N-bit OR functions with O(N/) queries to -biased oracles. This improves the known upper bound of O(N/2) and matches the known lower bound; we answer the conjecture raised by the paper by Iwama et al. affirmatively. We also show a quantum algorithm to cope with the situation in which we have no knowledge about the value of . This contrasts with the corresponding classical situation, where it is almost hopeless to achieve more than a constant success probability without knowing the value of .
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