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A random access memory, or RAM, is a device that, when interrogated, returns the content of a memory location in a memory array.
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Depending on the practical limitations that might be present in an actual implementation, it is also possible to modify the above scheme in order to remove any dependence on an external register A. In fact, instead of employing 2 n 2^{n} spatial modes in the bus photon, we can use twice as many and encode the first qubit of A directly on the bus photon’s degree of freedom (using dual-rail logic). This means that, once we have obtained the unary encoding of the bus photon, we can transfer the first qubit of the memory into a dual-rail encoding on the 2 n 2^{n} modes. We thus have to deal with 2 × 2 n 2\times 2^{n} modes, but we can reverse the algorithm of Fig. 4
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In fact, the Heisenberg evolution of a cavity is given by loudon b l \displaystyle b_{l} = \displaystyle= κ ( φ ) a l + e i φ σ ( φ ) a r , \displaystyle\kappa(\varphi)\;a_{l}+e^{i\varphi}\sigma(\varphi)\;a_{r}\;, b r \displaystyle b_{r} = \displaystyle= σ ( φ ) a l + κ ( φ ) a r , \displaystyle\sigma(\varphi)\;a_{l}+\kappa(\varphi)\;a_{r}\;, (2)
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