Quantum circuit model of computation

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Description

This lecture introduces the quantum circuit model of computation, focusing on the Cincent Model of Deutsch for Quantum Computation. It covers the general idea, input representation, Hilbert space, unitary evolution, and output representation. The lecture discusses the approximation of unitary matrices and the use of gates like T, S, H, and CNOT in quantum computation.

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