Quantum Computing
Martin Vesely
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I graduated from Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University where I studied computer sciences in economics.

My hobbies are traveling, reading, quantum computing and science in general.

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What's the difference between T1 and T2?
Feb 6 '20
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Why are non-Clifford gates more complex than Clifford gates?
Jan 31 '20
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How many classical bits are needed to represent a qubit?
Mar 13 '20
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Why isn't $Ry(\pi/2)$ gate equivalent to Hadamard gate?
Oct 24 '21
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Why do we have to measure the circuit before sending it to the real quantum computer?
Jul 22 '21
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Negative of a qubit state
Mar 7 '20
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How to approximate $Rx$, $Ry$ and $Rz$ gates?
May 5 '20
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How can time crystals be useful in qRAM design?
Aug 15 '21
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How to perform quantum state tomography on two qubits?
Dec 1 '19
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Classical algorithm with complexity similar to Shor's discovered: Are there more efficient quantum algorithms than Shor's?
Mar 9 '21
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Would it be useful to have a tag for exercise problems and questions about standard textbook material?
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What was the first electronic computer?
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Why can photons be used as qubits?
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Why does portfolio optimization require a positive-definite covariance matrix?
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