
Introduction to Quantum Physics and Information Processing
guides you in understanding the current state of research in the
novel, interdisciplinary area of quantum information. The book goes
deeply into issues of quantum theory without raising the technical
level too much.
The text begins with the basics of quantum mechanics required to
understand how two-level systems are used as qubits. It goes on to
show how quantum properties are exploited in devising algorithms
for problems that are more efcient than the classical counterpart. It
then explores more sophisticated notions that form the backbone of
quantum information theory.
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