Optomechanical Systems: Quantum Measurement and Control

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Covers the basics of quantum computing, focusing on superconducting qubits, scaling challenges, and potential applications.

Explains tensor products and entangled states in quantum mechanics, focusing on pairs of qubits and their mathematical representations.

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

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