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agaitaarino
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agaitaarino
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I believe what you're after is NIST's Quantum ZooNIST's Quantum Zoo, a comprehensive catalog of quantum algorithms maintained by Stephen Jordan. Its sections include:

  • Algebraic and Number Theoretic Algorithms (14 items)
  • Oracular Algorithms (34 items)
  • Approximation and Simulation Algorithms (12 items)

https://math.nist.gov/quantum/zoo/ and for each algorithm it includes its speedup, a description and relevant references. The third category would be the answer to the present question.

I believe what you're after is NIST's Quantum Zoo.

https://math.nist.gov/quantum/zoo/

I believe what you're after is NIST's Quantum Zoo, a comprehensive catalog of quantum algorithms maintained by Stephen Jordan. Its sections include:

  • Algebraic and Number Theoretic Algorithms (14 items)
  • Oracular Algorithms (34 items)
  • Approximation and Simulation Algorithms (12 items)

and for each algorithm it includes its speedup, a description and relevant references. The third category would be the answer to the present question.

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Andrew O
Andrew O
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I believe what you're after is NIST's Quantum Zoo.

https://math.nist.gov/quantum/zoo/