Lecture

Heisenberg Interaction: 2-Qubit Gates

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Description

This lecture covers the Heisenberg interaction between magnetic moments, focusing on the realization of two qubits gates such as CNOT and SWAP, illustrated through a classical picture. The slides also delve into quantum situations involving intrinsic magnetic moments and effective magneto moments, using Pauli matrices to describe the system.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

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Mathematics

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Theoretical computer science

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