Lecture

Quantum Information Theory: Basics and Quantum States

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Description

This lecture provides an overview of quantum information theory, emphasizing the difference between classical and quantum states, evolutions, and measurements. It covers the operational approach to quantum information theory, the state space of classical systems, transformations to quantum systems, and measurements of classical and quantum systems.

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