Essential Mathematics for Quantum Computing
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Demystify quantum computing by learning the math it is built onKey Features:Build a solid mathematical foundation to get started with developing powerful quantum solutionsUnderstand linear algebra, calculus, matrices, complex numbers, vector spaces, and other concepts essential for quantum computingLearn the math needed to understand how quantum algorithms functionBook Description:Quantum computing is an exciting subject that offers hope to solve the worlds most complex problems at a quicker pace. It is being used quite widely in different spheres of technology, including cybersecurity, finance, and many more, but its concepts, such as superposition, are often misunderstood because engineers may not know the math to understand them. This book will teach the requisite math concepts in an intuitive way and connect them to principles in quantum computing.Starting with the most basic of concepts, 2D vectors that are just line segments in space, youll move on to tackle matrix multiplication using an instinctive method. Linearity is the major theme throughout the book and since quantum mechanics is a linear theory, youll see how they go hand in hand. As you advance, youll understand intrinsically what a vector is and how to transform vectors with matrices and operators. Youll also see how complex numbers make their voices heard and understand the probability behind it all.Its all here, in writing you can understand. This is not a stuffy math book with definitions, axioms, theorems, and so on. This book meets you where youre at and guides you to where you need to be for quantum computing. Already know some of this stuff? No problem! The book is componentized, so you can learn just the parts you want. And with tons of exercises and their answers, youll get all the practice you need.What You Will Learn:Operate on vectors (qubits) with matrices (gates)Define linear combinations and linear independenceUnderstand vector spaces and their basis setsRotate, reflect, and pr
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