Introduction to Quantum Computing: Zero to Shor's Algorithm

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1. Welcome!

1. Welcome to the Course!.html

2. 0 Mathematical Prerequisites

1.1 0.1 Problem Set.pdf

1. 0.1 Introduction to Imaginary and Complex Numbers.mp4

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2.1 0.2 Problem Set.pdf

2. 0.2 Complex Numbers on the Number Plane.mp4

02:36

3.1 0.3 Problem Set.pdf

3. 0.3 Introduction to Matricies.mp4

01:17

4.1 0.4 Problem Set.pdf

4. 0.4 Matrix Multiplication to Transform a Vector.mp4

03:26

5.1 0.5 Problem Set.pdf

5. 0.5 Unitary and Hermitian Matrices.mp4

02:03

6.1 0.6 Problem Set.pdf

6. 0.6 Eigenvectors and Eigenvalues.mp4

00:52

3. 1 Working with a Single Qubit

1.1 1.1 Problem Set.pdf

1. 1.1 Introduction to the Qubit and Superposition.mp4

05:09

2.1 1.2 Problem Set.pdf

2. 1.2 Introduction to Dirac Notation.mp4

01:21

3.1 1.3 Problem Set.pdf

3. 1.3 Representing a Qubit on the Bloch Sphere.mp4

01:38

4.1 1.4 Problem Set.pdf

4. 1.4 Manipulating a Qubit with Single Qubit Gates.mp4

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5.1 1.5 Problem Set.pdf

5. 1.5 Introduction to Phase.mp4

04:15

6.1 1.6 Problem Set.pdf

6. 1.6 The Hadamard Gate and the +, -, i and -i states.mp4

02:27

7.1 1.7 Problem Set.pdf

7. 1.7 The Phase Gates (S and T gates).mp4

01:03

4. 2 Multiple Qubits

1.1 2.1 Problem Set.pdf

1. 2.1 Mathematical Representation of Multiple Qubits.mp4

01:38

2.1 2.2 Problem Set.pdf

2. 2.2 Quantum Circuits.mp4

01:49

3.1 2.3 Problem Set.pdf

3. 2.3 Multi-Qubit Gates.mp4

02:10

4.1 2.4 Problem Set.pdf

4. 2.4 Measuring Singular Qubits.mp4

02:12

5.1 2.5 Problem Set.pdf

5. 2.5 Quantum Entanglement and the Bell States.mp4

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6.1 2.6 Problem Set.pdf

6. 2.6 Phase Kickback.mp4

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5. 3 Quantum Algorithms

1.1 3.1 Problem Set.pdf

1. 3.1 Superdense Coding.mp4

02:10

2.1 3.2.A Problem Set.pdf

2. 3.2.A Classical Operations Prerequisites.mp4

03:14

3.1 3.2.B Problem Set.pdf

3. 3.2.B Functions on Quantum Computers.mp4

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4. 3.3 Deutschs Algorithm.mp4

05:38

5. 3.4 Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm.mp4

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6. 3.5 Bernstein-Vazirani Algorithm.mp4

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7. 3.6 Quantum Fourier Transform (QFT).mp4

06:15

8. 3.7 Quantum Phase Estimation.mp4

04:00

9.1 3.8 Problem Set.pdf

9. 3.8 Shors Algorithm.mp4

09:21

Description

Journey into the world of Quantum Computing: From Zero to Shor's Algorithm

What You'll Learn?

Understand the mathematics behind quantum computers
Understand what a qubit is and some basic single qubit operations
Learn to read quantum circuits, and common multi-qubit gates
Understand common quantum algorithms, including the most popular quantum algorithm: Shor's Algorithm

Who is this for?

Anybody interested in learning Quantum Computing, the computers of the future.

What You Need to Know?

No experience required, you will learn everything you need to know!

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When people first start researching quantum computers, they are usually bombarded with pop-science analogies that just end up confusing them further. Like "quantum computers use qubits that can be both 0 and 1 at the same time".Â Most people upon hearing this think that quantum computers are too complex and give up on their search in understanding them.

Quantum computing is actually very straight forward if you dive into the mathematics behind it. The analogies will only get you so far, if you want to truly understand how a quantum computer actually works you must understand the maths. And don't worry this isn't boring, repetitive maths like you did in high school, the maths you need in order to understand most of the popular quantum algorithms (like Shor's Algorithm) is pretty simple.

This course aims to give you a solid foundation in Quantum Computing, taking you from nothing to understanding how the popular quantum algorithms work. This will highlight why quantum computers are so powerful. All the maths you need for the course is in the first section, then after that we dive straight into understanding Quantum Computers.

Thank you for choosing us to be your first introduction to the world of Quantum Computing,
Quantum Soar
Who this course is for:
Anybody interested in learning Quantum Computing, the computers of the future.

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Hi, My name is Michael and I am currently a computer science student at university. My journey into the world of quantum computing started back in high school and I have been intrigued by it ever since. When I first started to try and find resources to learn quantum computation most resources where unnecessarily complex. My goal is to introduce people to quantum computing in a way that is not only easy but also fun.Thanks, have a great day!

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