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Wow, this is awesome! The Block-sphere "spy probe" is an amazing way to show what's going on with each qubit[1]. I wish I had this when I was teaching the intro
by ivan_ah 11y ago
Wow, this is awesome! The Block-sphere "spy probe" is an amazing way to show what's going on with each qubit[1]. I wish I had this when I was teaching the intro to QM course!
Suggestion: add some sort of menu for import/export and links to examples. I thought there was a limit to how long a URL hash can be, but it seems even very long ones will work.
[1] Of course, the local description doesn't really work for the Bell state (|00>+|11>): http://bit.ly/1rUFaos http://bit.ly/1rUFaos but still cool...
- Strilanc 11y agoThanks. The other issue with the links is that the braces keep getting cut off by sites (as happened for your link, need to include that last } for it to work). But having the URL be the save mechanism is just so darn appealing to me. I generally work around each qubit in an EPR pair appearing to be maximally mixed by conditioning the displays. Add a control to the other wire in the same column as the display, and you'll see the conditional state. Also there's the 2-qubit density matrix display.