August 2020
Intermediate to advanced
582 pages
17h 59m
English
We’ve seen that by triggering a quantum
circuit with judiciously connected H gates,
we can get the mega-qubit to hold qubelet combinations
representing all possible states of the qubits in
a quantum circuit.
In this chapter, we learned to further manipulate the
mega-qubit of quantum states in ways that have
no counterpart in classical computing.
In Pauli-Z (Z) Gate, we saw that
the Z gate inverts triangle
qubelets
while leaving the pentagon
qubelets alone. As a result, its complementary gate,
the Controlled Z gate, described in ...
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