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Quantum Computer Science — course lecture notes HT 2008 (with updates 2010) —

Bob Coecke

Published Jan 1, 2010• 0 citations
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1 Historical and physical context 1 1.1 The birth of quantum mechanics....... 1 1.2 The status of quantum mechanics....... 2 1.3 The birth of quantum informatics....... 3

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