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Quantium Information: Introduction to Quirk, Part II

Dan Gauthier
November 2, 2018
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
4138 Physics Research Building

 I will continue to introduce Quirk, a freely available online tool for classically simulating a computational processor.  In part 2, I will go through two-qubit gates, the classical Fourier Transform, and the Quantum Fourier transform.  My goal is to explain why a quantum Fourier transform gives an exponential speedup relative to its classical counterpart.

The students taking my Quantum Information Science course in Spring 2018 found this to be a useful tool and I plan on using this more heavily in my future teaching.