Tutorials for Quantum Algorithms with Qiskit implementations.
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Tutorials for Quantum Algorithms with Qiskit implementations.
Visualization tools for the qubit Bloch sphere
Source code for the book "Quantum Computing for Programmers", Cambridge University Press
Slide decks and Jupyter notebooks for training on Rigetti's quantum software stack at the Creative Destruction Lab 2018.
A simple web based Bloch sphere simulator, intended to help people to understand and visualize transition of single qubit state on applying different Quantum logic gates.
This application can be used to visualize applying a quantum gate to a qubit on a Bloch Sphere
Solutions for the Jupyter notebook exercises for the training on Rigetti's quantum software stack at the Creative Destruction Lab 2018.
plot Bloch Sphere Binary Tree
Interactive bloch sphere implemented with Three.js
This repository contains all the theory resources and lab assignments done in the course CSE481 of BracU
An interactive quantum simulator in Rust using egui. Users can manipulate qubit states with quantum gates, visualize results on the Bloch sphere, and explore algorithms like Grover's Search and Quantum Teleportation.
For quantum computing, this is a simple way to determine how much to rotate around a Bloch sphere.
A quantum Bloch-sphere simulator.
This project is a 3D Bloch Sphere Simulator built with Python, and Qiskit. It allows you to visualize the state of a single qubit on a Bloch Sphere, apply various quantum gates, and explore their effects.
Demonstrates basic quantum image processing techniques using Qiskit
Visualization of the Bloch Sphere in Processing
A collection of projects related to my research in quantum computing.
A comprehensive refresher on the fundamental concepts and principles of quantum computation
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