Lecture

Quantum States and Density Operators

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Description

This lecture covers the density operator formalism in quantum mechanics, discussing pure and mixed states, separability conditions, and the concept of partial trace. It also explores the computation of probabilities, completely positive maps, and the representation of quantum states.

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Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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