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    Vectors and Matrices

    Vectors, matrices, transformations, and eigenvalues, as interactive problems. The linear algebra used to write gates and states.

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    • beginner
    • 25 min read

    Linear Algebra for Quantum Computing: Vectors, Matrices, and Inner Products

    Master the linear algebra underlying quantum computing: Dirac notation, inner products, tensor products, Hermitian and unitary matrices, eigenvalues, and partial trace, all with numpy examples.

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    • beginner
    • 20 min read

    Quantum Gates as Matrices: The Linear Algebra Behind Quantum Computing

    Understand quantum gates as 2x2 unitary matrices, see the explicit matrices for X, Y, Z, H, S, and T gates, and learn how matrix multiplication corresponds to running gates sequentially.

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    • beginner
    • 35 min

    Linear Algebra for Quantum Computing

    The essential linear algebra you need for quantum computing: vectors, matrices, tensor products, and inner products, explained with quantum computing in mind.

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    • 25 min

    Bra-Ket Notation Explained

    A practical guide to Dirac bra-ket notation as used in quantum computing: kets, bras, inner products, outer products, and how to read quantum circuit diagrams.

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