Quantum Key Distribution, Dense Coding, Teleportation

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Explores Quantum Key Distribution for secure communication using quantum mechanics and random key generation.

Covers noisy quantum channels, depolarizing channels, Kraus operators, and error probabilities in quantum communication.

Covers the fundamentals of quantum communication protocols and their applications.

Covers the implementation of a Bell test protocol using superconducting qubits to demonstrate quantum entanglement over a distance of 30 meters.

Explores fundamental quantum experiments, including Young's double-slit and photoelectric effect.

Covers quantum circuits, gates, qubits, teleportation, and quantum communication principles.

Explores quantum error correction, redundancy, encoding bits, and fault-tolerant quantum computing techniques.

Explores quantum information through measurement, qubits, and entanglement, emphasizing non-locality and non-causality.

Covers quantum information, focusing on attacks by Eve and the impossibility of perfectly copying quantum states.

Explores the historical development of quantum mechanics and information theory, focusing on the double slit experiment and quantum phenomena.