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Quantum Teleportation
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This lecture covers the concept of quantum teleportation, explaining the process step by step, from the initial state preparation to the final measurement. It discusses the role of entanglement and the use of Bell states in the teleportation protocol, highlighting the crucial utilization of classical communication channels. The instructor demonstrates how Alice's measurement outcomes are used to determine the necessary operations on Bob's qubit, leading to the successful transfer of quantum information. Various quantum operations, such as NOT gates and X gates, are applied to achieve the desired teleportation. The lecture concludes with a summary of the teleportation protocol's key steps and outcomes.
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