Amplitude estimation (exact, dyadic eigenphase) #
Amplitude estimation reads the unknown good-state amplitude of an amplitude-
amplification instance by running quantum phase estimation on the amplification
operator [Lin22]. This module records the exact dyadic regime: QPE reads out the
phase-register basis vector, and the estimate sin^2(pi*j/2^t) equals the
good-state probability in the two-dimensional amplitude-amplification model.
Exact amplitude estimation in the decoupled dyadic model. Phase estimation
enters through the raw-vector readout theorem, while the success probability is
the existing amplitude-amplification PureState probability theorem.
Trusted resource profile for exact amplitude estimation in the decoupled dyadic-eigenphase model. It records the QPE layer used by the exact readout; source-level state-preparation and reflection oracles are outside this exact model.
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Exact amplitude estimation paired with the decoupled QPE resource profile.
Source-level exact-amplitude-estimation input in the same dyadic regime: a source-style preparation/reflection amplitude-amplification model together with a phase-register index for the exact QPE readout.
- source : SourceAmplitudeAmplificationModel
The source-level amplitude-amplification model being estimated.
- t : ℕ
Number of phase-register qubits in the exact dyadic regime.
The exact dyadic phase-register output.
The source angle is exactly represented by
j / 2^t.
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Source-level exact amplitude-estimation bridge: the source preparation has
good-state probability sin^2(theta), exact QPE reads the dyadic phase register,
and the same trusted exact-QPE resource profile is recorded.