Introduction to Quantum Information, Communication, and Computation

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Covers the Deutsch and Deutsch-Jozsa algorithms in quantum computing, explaining the principles behind them and their implications.

Explores the fundamentals and history of quantum computing, including qubit realization and the first and second quantum revolutions.

Explores NISQ devices and IBM Q, covering noisy quantum circuits, qubit technologies, and quantum algorithm development.

Covers the basics of quantum information processing, including quantum bits manipulation and quantum entanglement.

Covers the fundamental principles of quantum computing and unitary evolution in quantum systems.

Explores quantum teleportation, computation, and communication, focusing on qubits and quantum algorithms.

Introduces the paradigm of digital quantum computation, discussing quantum bits, gates, error correction, and efficiency.

Covers the basics of quantum computing, focusing on superconducting qubits, scaling challenges, and potential applications.

Covers the implementation of a Bell test protocol using superconducting qubits to demonstrate quantum entanglement over a distance of 30 meters.

Explores superdense coding in quantum information, covering encoding protocols, entanglement, and classic hits in communication.