Lecture

Quantum Gates: C-NOT and Toffoli

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Description

This lecture covers the principles behind quantum gates, focusing on the C-NOT and Toffoli gates. It explains controlled operations, input state preparation, and the Deutsch algorithm. The instructor discusses the implementation of quantum circuits and the concept of entanglement.

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Theoretical computer science

Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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