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Polynomial-Space Quantum Algorithms from Classical Branching: Colouring, Domination and Monotone Local Search
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摘要
We give quantum algorithms for exponential-time problems on vertices or elements, with bounded error, polynomial space and no quantum random access memory. Our results are these. (1) 4-Colouring in quantum time , from a polynomial-space branching algorithm with polynomial-space terminal algorithms; with the branching algorithm alone, . The previous best bound in this model, to our knowledge, is . (2) -Colouring below the previous best bound for and , from for to for . (3) Dominating Set in , against the previous , Independent Dominating Set in , and Edge Dominating Set and Minimum Maximal Matching in . (4) A quantum form of monotone local search: if the extension problem has a backtracking tree with nodes up to polynomial factors, the problem is solved in quantum time up to polynomial factors. This gives Feedback Vertex Set in , Subset and Group Feedback Vertex Set in , Cluster Vertex Deletion in , 3-Hitting Set in , Proper Interval Vertex Deletion in , Multicut on Trees in and Min-Ones -SAT in . (5) Quantum exponential-time approximations below the quantum exact bounds, such as a 1.1-approximation for Vertex Cover in and for Feedback Vertex Set in . The colouring exponents for come from an evaluation of a known reduction recursion, computed in floating point with a margin.
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Polynomial-Space Quantum Algorithms from Classical Branching: Colouring, Domination and Monotone Local Search
We give quantum algorithms for exponential-time problems on vertices or elements, with bounded error, polynomial space and no quantum random access memory. Our results are these. (1) 4-Colouring in quantum time , from a polynomial-space branching algorithm with polynomial-space terminal algorithms; with the branching algorithm alone, . The previous best bound in this model, to our knowledge, is . (2) -Colouring below the previous best bound for and , from for to for . (3) Dominating Set in , against the previous , Independent Dominating Set in , and Edge Dominating Set and Minimum Maximal Matching in . (4) A quantum form of monotone local search: if the extension problem has a backtracking tree with nodes up to polynomial factors, the problem is solved in quantum time up to polynomial factors. This gives Feedback Vertex Set in , Subset and Group Feedback Vertex Set in , Cluster Vertex Deletion in , 3-Hitting Set in , Proper Interval Vertex Deletion in , Multicut on Trees in and Min-Ones -SAT in . (5) Quantum exponential-time approximations below the quantum exact bounds, such as a 1.1-approximation for Vertex Cover in and for Feedback Vertex Set in . The colouring exponents for come from an evaluation of a known reduction recursion, computed in floating point with a margin.
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