A Quantum Computation Course

Physicist: I’ve been a little busy to post much here for a while, but you may be interested in what I’m working on, so here it is.  I’m teaching an introductory course on quantum information and computation, and the primary material for the course are these lecture notes.  I’ll post more as they exist more.

This is funny in context.

If you’re interested and are familiar with (or willing to learn) linear algebra, then take a look.

Lecture 1: The Quantum State

Lecture 2: Bra-ket Notation

Lecture 3: Operators and Eigenstates

Lecture 4: The Bloch Sphere and Quantum Circuits

Lecture 5: Universality and Deutsch-Jozsa

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