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For questions about the usage of, origin of or reasons for specific notation used in the context of quantum computing.
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What exactly is the change in domain for the Quantum Fourier Transform?
The (classical) Fourier Transform is famous for the reversible switch between the time-domain and frequency-domain of time dependent functions. Likewise there would be a change in domain associated wi …
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