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How does someone learn about problems like these? Is this being taught at universities (Advanced abstract algebra) or where would you recommend learning about s
by matus_barany 1y ago
How does someone learn about problems like these? Is this being taught at universities (Advanced abstract algebra) or where would you recommend learning about such things?
- krastanov 1y agoQuantum Information Science classes now exist at most universities. If you have average linear algebra and probability theory knowledge, it is relatively easy to jump into them (without physics background). The Scott Aaronson lecture notes are pretty great: https://www.scottaaronson.com/qclec.pdf https://www.scottaaronson.com/qclec.pdf
- William_BB 1y agoA standard undergraduate quantum computing course should suffice. Most of them would follow Nielsen and Chuang's book.