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Basic ZX-calculus for students and professionals

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2303.03163v1
Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2023 14:25:42 GMT
Title: Basic ZX-calculus for students and professionals
Authors: Bob Coecke
Abstract summary: Some basic familiarity with Dirac notation is assumed. For the readers of Quantum in Pictures (QiP) who have some basic quantum background, these notes constitute the shortest path to an explanation of what they learn in QIP relates to the traditional quantum formalism.
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Abstract: These are the lecture notes of guest lectures for Artur Ekert's course Introduction to Quantum Information at the Mathematical Institute of Oxford University, Hilary Term 2023. Some basic familiarity with Dirac notation is assumed. For the readers of Quantum in Pictures (QiP) who have some basic quantum background, these notes also constitute the shortest path to an explanation of how what they learn in QIP relates to the traditional quantum formalism.

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