Lecture

Introduction to Quantum Information, Communication, and Computation

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This lecture introduces the fundamentals of quantum information, communication, and computation, covering topics such as quantum bits, quantum gates, quantum algorithms, and quantum entanglement. It explores the principles behind quantum computing and its potential applications in various fields.

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Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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