Explore a cutting-edge conference talk by John Martyn from MIT on Parallel Quantum Signal Processing via Polynomial Factorization. Delve into advanced concepts presented at the 10th International Conference on Quantum Information and Quantum Control (CQIQC-X) held at the Fields Institute. Gain insights into innovative approaches for quantum signal processing and their potential applications in quantum computing. Discover how polynomial factorization techniques can be leveraged to enhance parallel processing in quantum systems, potentially revolutionizing the field of quantum information science.
Parallel Quantum Signal Processing via Polynomial Factorization
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Parallel Quantum Signal Processing via Polynomial Factorization
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