Lecture

Reduced Density Matrices: System+Environment

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Reduced Density Matrices (RDM) for a system in contact with an environment, including the generalization and total state. Examples with qubits and entanglement are provided, illustrating the application of RDM in quantum information theory.

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Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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