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课程名称：量子计算：从理论到仿真与编程 课程概述：本课程教授量子计算的基础知识，包括量子物理和量子仿真的基本原理。课程分为四个模块： 1. **量子计算基础**：介绍量子计算的基本概念，并比较经典计算机和量子计算机之间的区别。 2. **量子物理部分**：探讨量子计算所依赖的微观物理现象，包括叠加态、量子纠缠和量子隧穿等概念。本部分旨在以易懂的方式解释这些现象，减少数学术语，帮助学员掌握基本概念。 3. **Cirq**：使用谷歌的Cirq框架在Python中设计量子电路，同时利用名为Quirk的模拟器，该模拟器利用硅硬件仿真量子处理器。 4. **Dwave Leap**：涵盖注册Dwave-Leap服务，允许用户开始使用真实的量子计算机来解决现实世界中的问题。将使用量子退火器解决图优化问题。 5. **组合优化**：涉及组合优化领域中的基本概念——二次无约束二进制优化（QUBO）。QUBO用于进一步制定和解决问题，如在量子计算机上实现NOT门的模拟。 希望您在探索量子计算的深度时能够享受乐趣。祝编程愉快！ 讲师：Vinay Phadnis
This course teaches the fundamentals of Quantum Computing including the basics of Quantum Physics and Quantum Simulations. This course is divided into 4 modulesQuantum Computing Basics: This section deals with the introduction to the wonderful world of Quantum Computing. The comparison between a Classical Computer and a Quantum Computer are explained.Quantum Physics Section: This section deals with the introduction to the astronomically tiny world of the physics phenomenon that support quantum computers. Concepts like SuperPosition, Quantum Entanglement, Quantum Tunnelling are covered in this section. Quantum Physics has a strong connection with mathematics. In this section, the quantum phenomenon are explained by avoiding a lot of the mathematical jargon aiming towards providing a good grasp over the fundamental concept.Cirq: This section deals with using Google's Cirq framework in Python to design Quantum Circuits. A simulator called Quirk is also used which uses Silicon Hardware to emulate a Quantum ProcessorDwave Leap: This sections covers the Signing-Up for the Dwave-Leap service which enables anyone to start using a real Quantum Computer to solve real world problems. This Quantum Annealer will also be used to solve a Graph-Optimization problem.Combinatorial Optimisation: This section deals with a fundamental concept in the domain of combinatorial optimisation called as Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Optimisation (QUBO). QUBO is used to further formulate and solve problems like simulating the NOT gate on a Quantum ComputerHope you have fun exploring the depths of Quantum Computing.Happy Coding,Vinay Phadnis:)
