Unlock the Potential of Quantum Computing

This expertly crafted guide demystifies the complexities of quantum computing through a progressive teaching method, making it accessible to students and newcomers alike.

- Explores quantum systems, gates and circuits, entanglement, algorithms, and more.

- Unique 'scaffolding approach' for easy understanding.

- Ideal for educators, students, and self-learners.

Editorial Reviews

Robert J. Cava, Professor of Chemistry, Princeton Quantum Initiative, Princeton University

Quantum Computing is definitely going to impact our future lives. This book adheres to a pedagogical methodology that balances theoretical rigor with accessibility. The scaffolding approach that the authors use guides the reader through the learning journey. This makes the book not only academically rigorous but also effective as a teaching tool.

Andrew Kent, Professor of Physics, The Center for Quantum Phenomena, New York University

This impressive book covers the burgeoning field of quantum information, bridging the fundamentals of quantum mechanics and its present and future applications in secure communication and quantum computing. The author's approach is rigorous -- including all the necessary linear algebra -- while the book is highly readable and accessible. It will benefit a wide range of audiences with different backgrounds, from undergraduate students learning quantum mechanics to experts who want a deep understanding of quantum information protocols.

Stephen Lyon, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Quantum computing is poised to be one of the first major technological developments of the 21st century. This book assumes a student has a solid background in quantum mechanics, which allows it to introduce the broad field of quantum information and computing in depth. At the same time it covers important topics from multiple angles, which is invaluable in guiding students who are first learning the material. It will serve well both for teaching and as a reference.

Shuwang Li, Professor of Applied Mathematics, Illinois Institute of Technology

This textbook is elegantly crafted, utilizing a unique "scaffolding approach" to render complex topics in quantum computing easily comprehensible for newcomers to the field. It is invaluable for both educators and students of quantum computing.