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Quantum space-depth tradeoffs for coherent block encodings
Block encodings are a basic interface between quantum algorithms and linear algebra. Standard LCU constructions achieve optimal circuit depth but typically require logarithmically many ancilla qubits. We ask how much quantum workspace can be reduced without sacrificing circuit depth, and study this
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