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1 Bits and Registers 1
2 The Qubit 41
3 Quaternions 95
4 The Unitary Formalism 111
5 The Biqubit 191
6 The Controlled NOT Gate 289
7 Yes, It Can Be Done with Cogwheels 343
A Quaternions and Pauli Matrices 393
B Biqubit Probability Matrices 397
C Tensor Products of Pauli Matrices 399
References 403
Index 417
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Kenneth Porath
reviewed Quantum Computing without Magic: Devices on December 08, 2019
Quantum Computing without Magic
Good overview and introduction into the topic of quantum particles. It was not overly complex and helped the reader understand things from multiple angles. That said, the topic is difficult, and towards the back chapters hard to comprehend on a first read. Would benefit from a second reading.
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