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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Chiara Leadbeater. Efficient state preparation is essential for implementing efficient quantum algorithms. Whilst several techniques for low-cost state preparation exist, this work facilitates further classes of states, whose amplitudes are well approximated by piecewise polynomials. We show how such states can be efficiently prepared using a piecewise Quantum Singular Value Transformation along with a new piecewise linear diagonal block encoding. We illustrate this with the explicit examples of √ x |x⟩ and log x |x⟩. Further, our technique reduces the cost of window boosted Quantum Phase Estimation by efficiently preparing the B-spline window state. We demonstrate this window state requires 100 times fewer T-gates to prepare than the state-of-the-art Kaiser window state, and we show that the B-spline window replicates the Kaiser window’s exponential reduction in tail probability for QPE . This talk is part of the Quantum Computing for Quantum Chemistry series. This talk is included in these lists:
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