Bevezetés a kvantum-informatikába és kommunikációba 2015/2016 tavasz Kvantumkapuk, áramkörök… 2016. március 3.
A kvantummechanika posztulátumai (1-2) 1. Állapotleírás Zárt fizikai rendszer aktuális állapota egy olyan állapotvektorral írható le, amely komplex együtthatókkal rendelkezik, egységnyi hosszú a H Hilbert-térben (egy komplex lineáris vektortérben,amelyben értelmezve van a belső szorzat).
2. A rendszer időbeli fejlődése A zárt rendszer időbeli fejlődése unitér transzformációval írható le, amely csak a kezdő és végállapottól függ.
A kvantummechanika posztulátumai (3) 3. A mérés Legyen X a mérés lehetséges eredményeinek a halmaza. Egy mérés a mérési operátorok halmazával adható meg:
Μ Μ x , x X , Μ x Ha a megmérendő rendszer állapota , akkor annak a valószínűsége, hogy a mérés az x eredményt adja:
PX | M Tx M x A mérés után a rendszer állapota az alábbi lesz |
Μx px
A kvantummechanika posztulátumai (4) 4. Összetett rendszer Ha V és Y a két kvantumrendszerhez rendelt Hilbert-tér, akkor az ebből a két rendszerből álló összetett rendszerhez a W V YHilbert-tér rendelhető.
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Postulate (state space)
• The actual state of any closed physical system can be described by means of a so called state vector v having complex coefficients and unit length in a Hilbert space V, i.e. a complex linear vector space (state space) equipped with inner product.
nd 2 Postulate
(evolution)
• The evolution of any closed physical system in time can be characterized by means of unitary transforms depending only on the starting and finishing time of the evolution. • 2nd Postulate can be interpreted as v’ (t2) = U(t1, t2)v(t2) and v’ V . • The above definition describes the evolution between discrete time instants, which is more suitable in context of quantum computing. Its original continuous-time form is known as Schrödinger equation
• Relationship between H and U
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Postulate (measurement)
• Any quantum measurement can be described bymeans of a set of measurement operators {Mm}, where m stands for the possible results of the measurement. The probability of measuring m if the system is in state v can be calculated as • and the system after measuring m gets in state
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Because classical probability theory requires that
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Completeness relation:
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Postulate (composite systems)
• The state space of a composite physical system W can be determined using the tensor product of the individual systems W = V Y . Furthermore having defined v V and y Y then the joint state of the composite system is w = v y.
Elementary Quantum Gates "Excellent!" I cried, "Elementary" said he. Watson and Holmes, in "The Crooked Man", The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
General Description of the Interferometer "An idea is always a generalization, and generalization is a property of thinking. To generalize means to think." Georg Hegel
Generalised interferometer
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Abstract quantum circuit of the generalised interferometer
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Analysis 1
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Analysis 2
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Analysis 3
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Analysis 4
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Analysis 5
Analysis 6 : idealistic scenario : fully random operation
Entanglement "Wonder is from surprise, and surprise stops with experience." Bishop Robert South
Applying the 4th postulate Tensor product
A surprising quantum state • Based on the 4th Postulate, decompose the following two-qubit state
a 00 b 11 ? • No such decomposition exists! • Two types of quantum states – product – entangled
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The CNOT gate
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• Upper wire: control • Lower wire: data
The CNOT gate • Truth table
• Master equation
Matrix
The CNOT gate as classical copy machine • Provided the data input is initialized permanently with then the CNOT gate emits a copy of the control input on each output! • Let’s try to copy the following state!
• The input joint state is • Using the superposition principle the output becomes
which is nothing else then an entangled pair!
The SWAP gate 1
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The SWAP gate 2
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The SWAP gate 3
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The SWAP gate 4
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EPR paradox