Lecture

Quantum Computing Basics

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of quantum computing, focusing on building qubits with superconducting technology, driving qubits for coherent oscillation, and understanding the impact of noise on qubit coherence. The instructor explains the importance of implementing a proper readout scheme, the concept of quantum non-demolition, and the use of charged sensors for readout. The lecture also delves into the architecture of circuit QD, the James Cummings Hamiltonian, and the concept of strong coupling regime in quantum systems.

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