How can I move from one vertex to another vertex randomly in a bipartite d-regular graph using discrete time quantum walk (DQW)?

11 November 2016 1 7K Report

I have a graph of data points which are working like particles moving randomly on a Hilbert space.This graph is d-regular and bipartite in nature. I want to apply DQW to move from one vertex to another? How can I do that? If any one have any explanation with examples, please provide me.

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