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given qubit |- + > = 1/2 ( |00> -|01> - |10> + |11>. what is the result of applying a cnot gate to them

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Cnot |- + > = 1/2( |00> +|01> - |10> - |11>. The phase of the second and last qubits are flipped

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What effect do 4 hadamard gates surrounding a cnot gate have

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It reverses the control and target qubits

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What is the definition of the Hilbert space

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a real or complex inner product space.
-It has an inner product which is conjugate symmetric
-inner product is linear in first argument for all complex sums
-inner product of an element with itself is positive definite

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What is a hermititian operator

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its conjugate transpose is equal to the original matrix

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what is a unitary operator

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any operator U where U^TU= UU^T = identity

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what is eulers formula

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For any real number x, e^ix = cos x + i sin x

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Postulate 1 of quantum mechanics

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Any isolated physical system is a vector space of complex numbers with inner product. subspace of hilbert space

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Postulate 2 of qm

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Time evolution of quantum systems is described by unitary transformations

for a closed system this is described by the schrodinger equation

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Postulate 3 of qm

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Quantum measurements are described by the measurment operators {M_m}

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if state just before measurement is |𝛙>. What is probability of getting some result m and what is the state after measurement according to the Copenhagen interpretation

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P(m) = <𝛙|M^T_m M_m |𝛙>

state after measurement:

(1/sqrt( <𝛙|M^T_m M_m |𝛙>)) x M_m |𝛙>

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