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For those of us who have decent computer science and math education and are curious about QC but have jobs in classical computing, are there any resources you r
by hnuser123456 1y ago
For those of us who have decent computer science and math education and are curious about QC but have jobs in classical computing, are there any resources you recommend that are a better introduction? I understand something about being able to test large numbers of permutations of something at once, or square rooting the number of necessary operations for some functions...
edit: found this below, but it is all ZX calculus
https://zxcalc.github.io/book/html/main_html.html https://zxcalc.github.io/book/html/main_html.html
- ashbreaker 1y agoMy understanding is ZX calculus is more like a “calculus” or a nice toolkit. So you probably still cannot bypass regular QC formalism (being able to manipulate things fast doesn’t mean you necessarily understand it well)