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Quantum Information Science II, Part 1

(115 Lectures Available)

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101
  • The five-qubit code - stabilizers
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
102
  • The five-qubit code is a non-degenerate code
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
103
  • The key idea of quantum error correction - utilizing linearity
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
104
  • The multi-qubit Clifford group
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
105
  • The nine-qubit quantum error correction code
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
106
  • The physics of non-unitary dynamics in a unitary world
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
107
  • The quantum error correction conditions
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
108
  • The three-qubit phase flip error correction code
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
109
  • Three conceptual challenges faced by quantum error correction
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
110
  • Trace distance - bound on distinguishability of states
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
111
  • Trace norm
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
112
  • Trace-preserving completely positive maps == Kraus rep: complete positivity
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
113
  • Trace-preserving completely positive maps == Kraus rep: trace preservation
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
114
  • Very important fact about QEC: difference from analog computation
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences
115
  • What is a noisy quantum state? Introduction to density matrices
Quantum Information Science II, Part 1 MIT Prof. Isaac Chuang, Dr. Aram Harrow Basic and Health Sciences

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