Lectures on quantum computation by David Deutsch Lecture 1: The qubit Worked Examples 1. You toss a coin and observe whether it came up heads or tails. (a) Interpret this as a physics experiment that ends with a measurem

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Date: 2004-07-07 05:20:03 Algebra Quantum mechanics Mathematics Spectral theory Mathematical physics Matrix theory Linear algebra Spectrum Eigenvalues and eigenvectors Expectation value Observable Uncertainty principle		Lectures on quantum computation by David Deutsch Lecture 1: The qubit Worked Examples 1. You toss a coin and observe whether it came up heads or tails. (a) Interpret this as a physics experiment that ends with a measurem Add to Reading List Source URL: www.quiprocone.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 851,79 KB Share Document on Facebook

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