Lecture

Quantum Computing: Exercises and Rotations

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This lecture covers exercises related to verifying qubit normalization, orthogonality, and probability calculations in quantum computing. It also explores rotations around different axes using rotation matrices and the concept of applying a unitary transformation to a quantum system.

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