Reference Guide for Quantum Computing, a Microsoft Garage project - A community of quantum enthusiasts collaborated on a new book that was just published through the Microsoft Garage on GitHub. It is opensource so anyone can read and contribute to the writing via pull requests. Looking forward to seeing your contributions and addition to the author list.
It is hands-on with programming exercises:
- Phase 1 introduces the basics, including the basic linear algebra, quantum states and quantum circuit diagrams
- Phase 2 will use the concepts from Phase 1 to build the algorithms that are central to quantum computing
- Phase 3 covers the real-world applications of quantum computing, along with a description of the latest hardware architectures being proposed to realize the vision of scalable quantum computing
Read & Write: https://github.com/microsoft/Reference-Guide-For-Quantum-Computing-A-Microsoft-Garage-Project
Garage project and team: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/garage/profiles/reference-guide-for-quantum-computing/
Learn more about the project: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/garage/blog/2021/04/reference-guide-for-quantum-computing/
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