Lecture

Quantum Mechanics: Self-adjoint Operators and Quantum Information

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Description

This lecture provides a crash course on quantum mechanics, focusing on self-adjoint operators and quantum information. It covers topics such as the properties of self-adjoint operators, eigenvectors, eigenvalues, composite systems, qubits, and measurements in quantum systems.

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Analysis: Functional analysis

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Computer data storage: File systems

Theoretical computer science

Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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