January 2005
Intermediate to advanced
314 pages
7h 49m
English
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List of Figures
1.1 Heron's ball about 100 B.C.
1.3 Alice and Bob are playing marbles
2.1 Scientific model for coin tossing
2.2 Scientific model for concatenated coin tossing
2.3 Concatenated probabilistic 
gates
2.4 Implementation of probabilistic gate – the half-silvered mirror
2.5 Concatenated half-silvered mirrors as identity transformation
2.6 Geometrical visualization of one qbit in the Bloch sphere
2.7 Generalized interferometer
2.8 Abstract quantum circuit of the generalized interferometer
2.11 Bell state generator quantum circuit
2.12 Generalized quantum entangler
2.14 Abstract quantum circuit of the generalized interferometer
3.1 P(m = 2) and P(m = 2) = 1 vs. α
3.2 P(1 | |φ1〉) and P(1 | |φ1〉) = 1 vs. α
3.3 Implementing general measurement by means of a projective one
3.4 Alice and Bob are playing marbles using quantum strategy
4.1 The superdense coding scenario
4.2 The teleportation scenario
5.2 f-controlled CNOT gate with N-dimensional control input implementing parallel evaluation of f
5.3 Quantum architecture for solving the Deutsch–Jozsa problem
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