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Wilmott

Computing in Color

David Orrell

Published Dec 5, 2024• 0 citations
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Abstract

This excerpt from Chapter 5 describes some of the basic quantum logic gates used in quantum computing, and shows how quantum circuits can be used to represent a number of problems from quantum economics and finance in a simplified manner.
DOI
10.54946/wilm.12110

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