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Quantum Information Processing

(NS3621)

Lectures

QIP History

QIP History.pdf
This file will give you a brief history about quantum information processing.

The DiVincenzo criteria

The DiVincenzo criteria.pdf
This lecture is about the five criteria that any candidate quantum computer implementation must satisfy, the so-called DiVincenzo criteria.

Lecture 1

Lecture 1.pdf
Written lecture notes about Hilbert space, entanglement and quantum gates.

Lecture 2

Lecture 2.pdf
Written lecture notes about Pauli matrices, qubit notations and universal gates.

Lecture 3

lecture 3.pdf
Written lecture notes about quantum circuits, elements of university and teleportation.

Lecture 4

lecture 4.pdf
Written lecture notes about density matrices and non-unitary processes.

Lecture 5

lecture 5.pdf
Written lecture notes about decoherence and quantum measurement.

Lecture 6

lecture 6.pdf
Written lecture notes about factoring, quantum parallelism and algorithm period finding.

Lecture 7

lecture 7.pdf
Written lecture notes about Grover's algorithm.

Lecture 8

lecture 8.pdf
Written lecture notes about quantum simulation.

Lecture 9

lecture 9.pdf
Written lecture notes about quantum error correction.

Lecture 10

lecture 10.pdf
Written lecture notes about quantum cryptography.

 

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