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Maybe you've just used "items" in a non-standard way? The number of bits (N) is indeed being halved, but the standard way of talking about Grover's search is t
by jessriedel 9y ago
Maybe you've just used "items" in a non-standard way? The number of bits (N) is indeed being halved, but the standard way of talking about Grover's search is that you're searching for an item in the "database" of bit configurations (i.e., keyspace), which is 2^N. No one would refer to the bits as "items".
- dsacco 9y agoAh, I see what you mean. Yes, I didn’t intend to refer to the bits themselves as items; rather I was referring to the bit-security.