August 2020
Intermediate to advanced
582 pages
17h 59m
English
Qubits are the central computing components of quantum
computers. Compared to classical binary bits that
are always in one of two states, 0 or
1, qubits exist in states that are a combination
of two idealized quantum states,
and
. The quantum states are not a solid monolithic state as are the binary states. Rather, you can think of the quantum states as an aggregate of tiny states called qubelets. This model implies that quantum bits have a fluidity or elasticity to them that differentiates them from their classical counterparts, as ...
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