Simple Factorization and Other Properties of D-Dimensional Unitaries
Offered By: Institute for Quantum Computing via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a presentation on the construction and properties of d-dimensional unitaries in quantum computing. Delve into the "nice" construction methods that lead to convenient factorization properties for transformations and the resulting Haar measure. Examine average properties of these unitaries as presented by Hubert de Guise from Lakehead University at the QuDits for Quantum Technology workshop. Gain insights into this advanced topic in quantum theory, hosted by the Quantum Interactions Theory Group at the Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo. This 30-minute talk offers a deep dive into the mathematical foundations of quantum systems and their applications in quantum technology.
Syllabus
Simple factorization and other “nice” properties of d-dimensional unitaries
Taught by
Institute for Quantum Computing
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