HackadayU: Intro to Quantum Computing - Hardware
Offered By: Hackaday via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fundamentals of quantum computing hardware in this 37-minute lecture from the HackadayU Quantum Computing series, led by Dr. Kitty Yeung. Delve into key concepts including the Stern-Gerlach experiment, quantum dots, trapped ions, dilution refrigerators, and topological quantum computers. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the physical systems and technologies that underpin quantum computing, from experimental foundations to cutting-edge implementations. Perfect for those seeking to deepen their knowledge of quantum hardware and its practical applications in the field of quantum computing.
Syllabus
Welcome
Overview: Quantum Hardware
Stern-Gerlach Experiment
Quantum Dots
Trapped Ions
Dilution Refrigerators
Topological Quantum Computers
Taught by
HACKADAY
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