Introduction to Quantum Computing

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qubit • A qubit is a bit represented by a quantum system • By convention: • A qubit state 0 is the spin up state • A qubit state 1 is the spin down state 0 1 10
Definitions • A qubit is governed by the laws of quantum physics • While a quantum system can be in one of a discrete set of states, it can also be in a blend of states called a superposition • That is a qubit can be in: 0 1 c 0 0 + c 1 1 |c 0 | 2 +|c 1 | 2 = 1 11
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Quantum Algorithms • Other Quantu
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Internal Hamiltonian • The evolut
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Outline • Introduction of quantum
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Interesting results For a separable
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A physical model of quantum game
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Experimental realization Physics Re
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Quantum network and gates • Quant
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NMR Spectrometer 85
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2001.9: APS- Physics News Update 89
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