Wolfram`QuantumFramework`
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Details and Options
Examples
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Basic Examples
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Create 2-dimensional basis:
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Note with no input, the basis is automatically set as 2D, bu default
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True
Create 3-dimensional basis:
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Create a 2×2×2 dimensional basis (three qubits):
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%["Dimensions"]
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{2,2,2}
Create composite basis of two 2 and 3-dimensional qudits:
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%["Dimensions"]
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{2,3}
Create a 2-dimensional basis using explicit element representations:
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Construct a Pauli-Y basis for 2 qubits:
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basis=
["PauliY"]
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Return a matrix representation:
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Normal/@basis["ElementAssociation"]
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,,-,
ψ
y
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2
1
2
ψ
y
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2
1
2
Represent the Bell basis for a single qubit (default):
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basis=
["Bell"]
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Return its element names:
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basis["Names"]
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{|〉,|〉,|〉,|〉}
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Φ
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Φ
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Ψ
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Ψ
Scope
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Generalizations & Extensions
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Applications
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Properties & Relations
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