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Since it isn't said in the title, this is based on the abstract formulation ie Dirac (material usually covered extensively in QMII courses) and the book is suit
by forgotpwd16 8y ago
Since it isn't said in the title, this is based on the abstract formulation ie Dirac (material usually covered extensively in QMII courses) and the book is suitable to high school students interested in a QM primer for use in quantum computation yet don't want to delve in physics or mathematics. Also it is mostly self-contained. About 60 pages (13-70) is math background (complex numbers and linear algebra). The QM part is exactly 30 pages (71-101). The final pages are some extra stuff (proofs, trigonometry, etc).