Quantum Computation
Code | Completion | Credits | Range | Language |
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11KVAP | ZK | 2 | 2 | Czech |
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- Department of Solid State Engineering
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Fundamental concepts and principles of the quantum computing; physical systems, which may be considered as expected realizations of quantum computers.
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1. Introduction (Moor's law, historical remarks, expected applications of the quantum computing) ^^2. Principle of superposition in quantum mechanics. ^^3. Qubits, quantum register. ^^4. Quantum Entanglement. ^^5. Quantum parallelism. ^^6. Reversible computing. ^^7. Quantum gates. ^^8. Expected realizations of the quantum computing. ^^9. Quantum algorithms. ^^10. Error corrections in the quantum computing. ^^11. Quantum cryptography. ^^12. Quantum theory of information. ^^13. The outlook for the future.
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Knowledge: ^^Basic principles of a future quantum computing. ^^Skills: ^^To get deeper insight and competence in the filed which can find its application, e.g, in quantum cryptography.
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Key references: ^^[1]. Nielsen M.A., Chuang I.L., Quantum Computation and Quantum Information, CUP 2000. ^^Recommended references: ^^[2]. Gruska J., Quantum Computing, McGrawHill 1999.
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