Marek Gluza
NTU Singapore
Marek Gluza
NTU Singapore
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It's an experimental setup A which includes a quantum system B and that setup A allows to manipulate the quantum state of B.
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It's an experimental setup which includes a quantum system and that setup allows to manipulate its quantum state.
It's an experimental setup which includes few-level quantum systems and that setup allows to manipulate the quantum state using gates.
These gates form a universal gate set which means that if you apply sufficiently many you will be able to reach any desired quantum state.
1 qubit
2 qubits
3 qubits
4 qubits
And you get the idea lah
In the circuit model we will apply gates. Today we will see some special examples.
Use the quantum computer to transform
into
Trivial quantum algorithm solves it:
Apply the Haddamard gate
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Use the quantum computer to transform
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Apply the Haddamard gate on each qubit
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Use the quantum computer to transform
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Apply the Haddamard gate on each qubit
and then apply the controlled-not gate
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Use the quantum computer to transform
into their fidelity
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as an encoded in a measured expectation value
Use the quantum computer to transform
into the
and
building useful quantum algorithms
new approach to preparing useful states
building useful variational circuits
tons of fun maths in the appendix
no qubit overheads
no controlled-unitaries
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Next 2 years theory support for prof. Rainer Dumke as NTU PPF (super-conducting qubits, tomography zoo, proof-of-principle quantum algorithms...)
Student internships available,
I'm coordinating an undergrad study group and a graduate-level research seminar
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