L11 Composite systems and entanglement : Introduction to quantum computing course 2020 @NYUQuantumTechnologyLab
L11 Composite systems and entanglement : Introduction to quantum computing course 2020  @NYUQuantumTechnologyLab
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
New York University (NYU) Shanghai course taught by Prof. Tim Byrnes. This is a undergraduate course for mathematically inclined non-physicists, with a zero physics prerequisite. The basics of quantum mechanics are taught from a linear algebra point of view, and are taken up to a point where they can understand the operation of several basic quantum algorithms.

Slides are available here: drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1UCJyy9Y6JdBRzlcAk3EmVoWGJhyIxIY1

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