Does Raz and Tal 2018 (linked) falsify the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis?
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In the paper Oracle Separation of BQP and PH, Raz and Tal exhibit an algorithm that is in complexity class BQP but not in PH.
Question: Does their proof invalidate the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis? (Note: the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis is not the same as the Church-Turing Hypothesis)
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In the paper Oracle Separation of BQP and PH, Raz and Tal exhibit an algorithm that is in complexity class BQP but not in PH.
Question: Does their proof invalidate the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis? (Note: the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis is not the same as the Church-Turing Hypothesis)
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In the paper Oracle Separation of BQP and PH, Raz and Tal exhibit an algorithm that is in complexity class BQP but not in PH.
Question: Does their proof invalidate the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis? (Note: the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis is not the same as the Church-Turing Hypothesis)
computational-complexity quantum-computation
asked Dec 4 '18 at 8:14
user146679user146679
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In the paper Oracle Separation of BQP and PH, Raz and Tal exhibit an algorithm that is in complexity class BQP but not in PH.
Question: Does their proof invalidate the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis? (Note: the Extended Church-Turing Hypothesis is not the same as the Church-Turing Hypothesis)
computational-complexity quantum-computation
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