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Quantum Fault Tolerance

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Learn how to model noise and correct errors in quantum devices.

NT: Noisy Quantum Theory

Learn how to represent noisy preparations, operations, and measurements to model realistic quantum computing scenarios.

All Mixed Up

All about density operators.

Operations with Mixed States

Build quantum circuits with mixed states.

Trace It and Forget It

Use density matrices to represent subsystems.

All Mixed Up

All about density operators.

Operations with Mixed States

Build quantum circuits with mixed states.

Trace It and Forget It

Use density matrices to represent subsystems.

DM: Distance Measures

How good is the preparation of our state? Learn how to compare two quantum state using different measures.

Metrics and Distance

Calculate the distance between probability distributions.

Measuring Similarity

Use the Battacharyya coefficient to compare probability distributions.

The Trace Distance

Measure the distance between quantum states.

Fidelity

Calculate how close two quantum states are.

Metrics and Distance

Calculate the distance between probability distributions.

Measuring Similarity

Use the Battacharyya coefficient to compare probability distributions.

The Trace Distance

Measure the distance between quantum states.

Fidelity

Calculate how close two quantum states are.

EC: Quantum Error Correction

Noise got you down? Learn how we can leverage quantum properties to correct those pesky errors introduced by the environment.

Got Errors?

Review the foundations of classical error correction.

No Flip-Flopping Allowed!

Use quantum protocols to mitigate phase and bit flip errors.

Are You Shor This Works?

Correct errors using Shor's code.

Got Errors?

Review the foundations of classical error correction.

No Flip-Flopping Allowed!

Use quantum protocols to mitigate phase and bit flip errors.

Are You Shor This Works?

Correct errors using Shor's code.

PennyLane

PennyLane is an open-source software framework for quantum machine learning, quantum chemistry, and quantum computing, with the ability to run on all hardware. Built with ❤️ by Xanadu.

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