Lectures related to Hidden Subgroup Algorithm

Covers quantum circuits, gates, states, and information theory in quantum computing.

Explores quantum computing hardware technologies, applications, classical computing development, investments, and societal impact.

Explores NISQ devices and IBM Q, covering noisy quantum circuits, qubit technologies, and quantum algorithm development.

Explains Grover's Quantum Search Algorithm, which outperforms classical algorithms in searching unstructured databases using O(√N) queries.

Explores NISQ algorithms, with a focus on the VQE method and error mitigation techniques.

Covers the Hidden Subgroup Algorithm in quantum computing, emphasizing projectors and measurement postulates.

Covers Shor's algorithm for period finding in quantum computing, explaining the quantum circuit and algorithm used.

Explores the hidden sub-group problem and Simon algorithm in quantum computing.

Explores quantum computing fundamentals, quantum Fourier transform, RSA encryption, Shor's algorithm, and experimental implementations.

Explores groups and numbers, emphasizing the hidden subgroup problem and its complexities in classic and quantum algorithms.

Explores the hidden subgroup problem and the Simon algorithm in quantum computing.

Covers the basics of number theory, RSA encryption, and Shor's period finding algorithm.

Covers the fundamentals of quantum computing, including qubit realization, scalable quantum computers, quantum communication, and quantum algorithms.

Covers the Deutsch-Jozsa algorithms and the phase kickback phenomenon in quantum computing.

Covers classical and quantum computational complexity concepts and implications.

Explores quantum measurement analysis, including the Simon problem and geometric analogies.

Introduces the Grover algorithm, a quantum search algorithm that speeds up searching unsorted databases.

Covers the basics of Shor's algorithm for factoring integers and the steps involved in the quantum algorithm.

Covers quantum information basics, Toffoli gates, quantum parallelism, and Grover's algorithm for database search.

Explores quantum computing fundamentals, including qubits, gates, and entanglement, as well as the impact of quantum computing on society.