Lecture

Quantum Information: Basics and Applications

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Description

This lecture introduces the basics of quantum information, covering topics such as Toffoli gates, time-evolution in Hilbert space, physical information, and quantum supremacy. It explores quantum parallelism, superposition states, and algorithms like Deutsch's and Shor's, emphasizing the use of quantum parallelism in a smart way. The lecture also delves into Grover's algorithm for searching in unstructured databases, comparing classical and quantum approaches and highlighting the optimality of quantum solutions.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Theoretical computer science

Theory of computation: Quantum computing

Mathematics

Analysis: Functional analysis

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