Lecture

Quantum and Nanocomputing

Description

This lecture covers standard transformations in quantum computing, including Pauli matrices, X-rotation examples, the Hadamard gate, 2-qubit systems, entanglement, Bell states, quantum registers, superpositions, measurements, and the Born rule.

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Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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