CSE 4393 creditsPrereq: Pre-Requisite: CSE 250 ; Co-Requisite: MTH 309 .
CSE 439: Quantum Computation through Linear Algebra
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- This course covers both introductory numerical linear algebra and quantum algorithms, which are phrased in linear algebraic terms. The course provides a mathematical foundation for subsequent study in Quantum Computing, and covers several quantum algorithms in depth, including Deutsch’s Algorithm, the Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm, and Grover’s Algorithm. Students will also cover linear operators and matrix representations, operator norms, orthogonalization, the SVD and QR factorizations.
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- Department
- Computer Science and Engineering
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