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Stephen P Jordan¹, Noah Shutty², Mary Wootters^3,4

¹Google Quantum AI, Venice, CA, USA. stephenjordan@google.com.

|October 22, 2025

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Un nuevo algoritmo cuántico, la interferometría cuántica decodificada (DQI), ofrece aceleraciones superpolinomiales para ciertos problemas de optimización. Al traducir estos problemas en tareas de decodificación, DQI demuestra ventajas significativas sobre los métodos clásicos.

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Área de la Ciencia:

La computación cuántica
Complejidad computacional
Desarrollo de algoritmos

Sus antecedentes:

Lograr aceleraciones superpolinomiales para problemas de optimización es un objetivo clave en la investigación de algoritmos cuánticos.
Los algoritmos de optimización clásicos enfrentan limitaciones para resolver problemas complejos de manera eficiente.

Objetivo del estudio:

Introducir la interferometría cuántica decodificada (DQI) como un nuevo algoritmo cuántico para la optimización.
Investigar el potencial de DQI para lograr aceleraciones superpolinomiales.
Explorar la aplicabilidad de DQI a problemas de optimización con y sin estructura algebraica.

Principales métodos:

Desarrolló la interferometría cuántica decodificada (DQI), un algoritmo cuántico que utiliza la transformación cuántica de Fourier.
Reducir los problemas de optimización a los problemas de decodificación, aprovechando las estructuras algebraicas.
DQI aplicado para aproximar ajustes polinómicos en campos finitos.
Investigó DQI para problemas de optimización de cláusulas escasas, reduciéndolos a decodificar códigos de control de paridad de baja densidad.

Principales resultados:

DQI logra aceleraciones superpolinomiales para aproximar ajustes polinomiales óptimos en campos finitos.
DQI demuestra aceleraciones sustanciales para una instancia max-XORSAT en comparación con las heurísticas clásicas.
La transformación cuántica de Fourier combinada con las primitivas de decodificación es prometedora para las aceleraciones cuánticas.

Conclusiones:

La interferometría cuántica decodificada (DQI) presenta una nueva vía prometedora para acelerar la optimización cuántica.
El enfoque aprovecha efectivamente las estructuras algebraicas y las primitivas de decodificación para mejorar el rendimiento.
La investigación adicional puede explorar el potencial de DQI para una gama más amplia de problemas de optimización difíciles.