Quantum States and Probabilities
To understand how quantum gates precisely calibrate the
quantum states of qubits in programs, we need a
systematic way to represent blended states.
To model such states in code,
let’s start with a qubit containing seven pentagon
qubelets and three inverted triangle
qubelets, shown here:
Looking at this qubit, we can deduce the following:
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When measured, the pentagon qubelets have a greater chance of being selected ...
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