
Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists
Microsoft Research2.18M viewsAndrew Helwer's Microsoft Research talk teaching quantum computing to programmers with only linear algebra: qubits, gates, and the Deutsch oracle problem.
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Andrew Helwer's Microsoft Research talk teaching quantum computing to programmers with only linear algebra: qubits, gates, and the Deutsch oracle problem.
36:49Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: fault-tolerant quantum computation and the threshold theorem.
1:01:08Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: computational cost, reversible computation and how classical algorithms run on quantum computers.
46:42Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: CSS codes and broader quantum error-correcting code constructions.
1:00:52Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: the quantum circuit model, inner products and the no-cloning theorem.
1:19:18Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: the query model and the Deutsch, Deutsch–Jozsa and Simon algorithms.

Explains how Shor's algorithm factors integers using the quantum Fourier transform and period finding.
1:15:15Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: phase estimation, the quantum Fourier transform and Shor's factoring algorithm.
59:52Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: quantum channels and their Kraus, Stinespring and Choi representations.
44:16Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: purifications and fidelity between quantum states.
1:08:42Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: teleportation, superdense coding and the CHSH game.
1:04:53Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: tensor products, multiple qubits and partial measurement.
45:35Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: general (POVM) measurements and their implementation.
54:56Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: unstructured search and Grover's algorithm with its analysis.
27:19Explains the iterated prisoner's dilemma and Robert Axelrod's tournaments, and what strategies like tit-for-tat reveal about cooperation.

Explains the linear algebra behind qubits, superposition and quantum gates, from PBS's maths series Infinite Series (hosted by mathematician Kelsey Houston-Edwards).
52:30Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: the stabilizer formalism for describing quantum codes.
40:14Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: the 9-qubit Shor code and how quantum errors can be corrected.
1:12:55Lesson from John Watrous's course on quantum information and computation: density matrices for mixed states and subsystems.
17:31Explains Shor's algorithm conceptually: turning factoring into period finding with a quantum Fourier transform.
1:23:25MIT 6.042J, lecture 9: Communication networks: routing, congestion and the trade-offs of butterfly and Beneš networks.
10:04The quantum no-cloning theorem and why unknown quantum states cannot be copied.
1:22:00MIT 6.042J, lecture 3: Strong induction and invariants, with the 15-puzzle as a worked example.
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