Grover 3-Qubit Search
QuantumGrover’s algorithm searching an -item space with qubits. Uniform superposition, then repeated rounds of oracle (phase-flip the target) and diffusion (invert about the mean) rotate the state vector toward the marked item. Real -amplitude linear algebra drives a live bar chart; after the optimal rounds the target probability peaks near .
11 components · 12 connections · amplitude amplification over 8 states
Explain Grover search as amplitude rotation and identify over-rotation.
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For , apply a third Grover round after the optimal two. What happens to target probability?
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- -qubit uniform superposition
- oracle (phase flip)
- diffusion
- -state amplitude readout
- search space
- optimal rounds
- peak
Uniform superposition Three Hadamards spread one unit of probability evenly across all eight basis states.
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Mark one of the eight states, then step the register toward it. Each round is an oracle phase-flip, a mean reflection, and a diffuser rebound. The first 2 rounds amplify the target; the final demonstration round deliberately rotates past it.
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