Quantum Computation
This is a very nice essay introducing to and explaining well the highlights of quantum computation for readers who have elementary knowledge from linear and multilinear algebra. After introducing to \({\mathbf C}^2\) operators and tensor products the necessary features of quantum mechanics are explained. Then quantum gates and quantum circuits are considered in a short but very instructive manner. After explaining dense coding and teleportation the Deutsch-Josza algorithm, and Grovers search algorithm are described. Eventually the quantum Fourier transformation and phase estimation as the main ingredients of Shor's algorithm are presented. This article can be best recommended as a short, clear, and rigorous introduction to the title problem.
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