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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/iqc-student
 -seminar-featuring-sarah-li
SUMMARY:IQC Student Seminar featuring Sarah Li
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIMPROVED SYNTHESIS OF RESTRICTED CLIFFORD+T CIRCUIT
 S\n\nIn quantum information theory\, the decomposition of unitary operator
 s\ninto gates from some fixed universal set is of great research\ninterest
 . Since 2013\, researchers have discovered a correspondence\nbetween certa
 in quantum circuits and matrices over rings of algebraic\nintegers. For ex
 ample\, there is a correspondence between a family of\nrestricted Clifford
 +T circuits and the group On(Z[1/2]). Therefore\,\nin order to study quan
 tum circuits\, we can study the corresponding\nmatrix groups and try to so
 lve the constructive membership problem\n(CMP): given a set of generators 
 and an element of the group\, how to\nfactor this element as a product of 
 generators? Since a good solution\nto CMP yields a smaller decomposition o
 f an arbitrary group element\,\nit helps us implement quantum circuits usi
 ng fewer resources. \n 
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