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FUNCTION DISCRIMINATION VIA QUANTUM SIGNALPROCESSING WITHANULL INPUT
This thesis applies Quantum Signal Processing (QSP) to solve a generalized Deutsch Jozsa promise problem: distinguishing whether a Boolean function has r1 or r2 so lutions in a search space of size N. Standard QSP suffers from two limitations: the measurement probability is symmetric under replacing
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