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Introduction of quantum random walks reveals longer average path lengths compared to classical counterparts, highlighting unique quantum effects.
We introduce the concept of quantum random walk, and show that due to quantum interference effects the average path length can be much larger than the maximum allowed path in the corresponding classical random walk. A quantum-optics application is described.
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