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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Mastering Quantum Computing with IBM QX
About Packt
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Contributors
About the author About the reviewer Packt is searching for authors like you
Preface
Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book
Download the example code files Download the color images Conventions used
Get in touch
Reviews
What is Quantum Computing?
Technical requirements What are quantum computers?
Uses of quantum computers Experts weigh in – why is quantum computing important?
History, present, and future of quantum computing
History of quantum computing Present/current state of quantum computing  Future of quantum computing
Experts weigh in – what is the outlook for quantum computing in the future?
Setting up and running Python code examples
Get the book code Set up Jupyter Notebook
Setting up and running IBM QX examples
Hello quantum world API key
Setting up and running Qiskit examples Summary Exercises and questions
Qubits
Technical requirements Qubits
Storing a qubit
Simulating a qubit
|"0"> and |"1"> Combinations of |"0"> and |"1">
Three different representations of qubits
Zero and one basis – additional notes The plus and minus basis The clockwise and counterclockwise basis
The Bloch sphere
|"0"> and |"1"> and other basis' on the Bloch sphere Bloch coordinates from qubit Plotting Bloch coordinates on the Bloch sphere
Superposition and measurement of qubits
Quantum superposition for qubits Quantum measurement for qubits Measurement of a single qubit on the Bloch sphere
Summary Questions
Quantum States, Quantum Registers, and Measurement
Technical requirements Quantum states and registers Separable states Entanglement Quantum measurement and entanglement
An algorithm for simulating quantum measurement in Python
Decoherence, T1, and T2
Decoherence T1 and T2
Summary Questions
Evolving Quantum States with Quantum Gates
Technical requirements Gates
Classical gates Quantum gates
Gates acting on states Single-qubit gates
Hadamard gate (H) Pauli gates (X, Y, Z)
The X gate The Y gate The Z gate
Phase gate (S) and π/8 gate (T)
Phase gate (S) π/8 gate (T) The "dagger" gates S† and T†
Multi-qubit gates
CNOT gate
Python code for the CNOT gate CNOT with control qubit of choice, target qubit of choice
Summary Questions
Quantum Circuits
Technical requirements Quantum circuits and quantum circuit diagrams Using Qiskit to generate quantum circuits
Single-qubit circuits in Qiskit Qiskit's QuantumCircuit class and universal gate methods Multiqubit gates in Qiskit Classical registers in Qiskit circuit Measurement in a Qiskit circuit
Reversible computation Useful quantum circuits
Using the X gate to prepare any binary input Swapping two qubits
Summary Questions
The Quantum Composer
Technical requirements The Quantum Composer
Hardware Gates, operations, and barriers
Translating quantum circuits into the Quantum Composer Executing quantum circuits in simulation or hardware from the Quantum Composer
Executing a quantum circuit in simulation Executing a quantum circuit on quantum computing hardware
Summary Questions
Working with OpenQASM
Technical requirements OpenQASM Translating OpenQASM programs into quantum scores
OpenQASM to negate one qubit OpenQASM to apply gates to two qubits, and measure the first qubit
Representing quantum scores in OpenQASM 2.0 programs Using OpenQASM to interface with IBM QX Advanced OpenQASM usage
Resetting a qubit if statements User-defined gates and primitive gates
Primitive gates CX and U
2-qubit gate CX 1-qubit gate U
Opaque gates
Summary Questions
Qiskit and Quantum Computer Simulation
Technical requirements Qiskit installation and usage
Testing Qiskit installation Using OpenQASM with Qiskit
Load OpenQASM from a file Working with OpenQASM loaded from a string
Qiskit Aqua introduction and installation
Qiskit Terra – Capstone project
A brief introduction to the MIDI specification Quantum computing with MIDI
Synthesizing notes Playing notes and chords to represent quantum measurement
Playing a note for each quantum measurement Playing a chord (group of notes at the same time) to represent the results of many quantum measurements
Creating a superposition of notes
Two note chord Four note chord
Summary Questions
Quantum AND (Toffoli) Gates and Quantum OR Gates
Technical requirements Boolean satisfiability problem (SAT)
3SAT classical implementation 3SAT – why is it so interesting?
Quantum AND and OR
Toffoli gate – quantum AND gate Quantum OR gate Quantum AND and Quantum OR over multiple qubits
3SAT quantum circuit implementation Summary Questions
Grover's Algorithm
Technical requirements An overview and example use case of Grover's algorithm 
Grover's algorithm steps
Setup step Checker and mover steps
Naming conventions
Measurement step
3SAT as a Grover's algorithm checker
Two- and three-qubit quantum AND (Toffoli) in Qiskit
Quantum AND reverse
Two- and three-qubit quantum OR in Qiskit
Quantum OR reverse
Testing gates and their reversibility
General framework
Solving a 3SAT problem with Grover's algorithm
Oracle implementation in Qiskit
Test classic logic Quantum 3sat_mystery implementation logic
Setup or teardown logic function Compute clauses one by one Combine clauses
Reverse logic so that we are back to the original Testing the _3sat_mystery_3 function
Testing the _3sat_mystery_3 function without reverse Testing the _3sat_mystery_3 function's reversibility Testing _3sat_mystery_3 function reversibility (except for final result)
Mover step implementation
Full implementation of the mover function
Full algorithm setup Running the algorithm on Qiskit
Summary Questions
Quantum Fourier Transform
Classical Fourier Transform
Sine waves
The Fourier transform in action The Quantum Fourier Transform 
Implementing the Quantum Fourier Transform
Implementing a controlled rotation gate, Rk, in Python Reverse gate – REV
QFT circuit
QFT circuit implementation in IBM QX
Implementing the REV gate in IBM QX Implementing the Rk gate in IBM QX 1-qubit QFT in IBM QX 2-qubit QFT in IBM QX 3-qubit QFT in IBM QX Generalizations
Summary Questions
Shor's Algorithm
Shor's algorithm
Factoring large integers efficiently disrupts modern cryptography
Shor's algorithm overview
Shor's algorithm described Shor's algorithm described in symbols/mathematics
Shor's algorithm examples
Example when N is prime, N = 7 Example when N is the product of two prime numbers, N is small, N = 15 Example when N is the product of two prime numbers, N is larger, N = 2257 Example when N is the product of one prime number and one non-prime number, N = 837
Implementing Shor's algorithm in Python
Shor's algorithm – classical implementation Shor's algorithm – quantum implementation Example implementation on a quantum computer, N = 15, a = 2
Finding the period of f(x) = ax (mod N) = 2x (mod 15) using a quantum computer
Subroutine to find g(x) = 2x (mod 15) Full algorithm implementation Reading out the results Running Shor's algorithm on a quantum computer
Tracing after the period is found on the quantum computer
Example implementation on a quantum computer, N = 35, a = 8
Finding the period of f(x) = ax (mod N) = 8x (mod 35) using a quantum computer After the period is found
Summary Questions
Quantum Error Correction
Quantum errors
Errors on hardware, demonstrating a bit flip error Modeling errors in a simulator
Quantum error correction
Single bit flip error correction
Classic error correction bit flip Quantum error correction single qubit flip
Quantum error correction single phase flip The Shor code – single bit and/or phase flip
Summary Questions
Conclusion - The Future of Quantum Computing
Key concepts of quantum computing Fields where quantum computing will be useful Pessimism about the quantum computing field Optimism about the quantum computing field Concluding thoughts on quantum computing
Appendix
Useful mathematics
Summation Complex numbers
Complex conjugation
Linear algebra
Matrix Matrix multiplication
A constant multiplied by a matrix Two matrices multiplied together
Conjugate matrix Matrix transpose Matrix conjugate transpose Matrix Kronecker product  Bra-ket notation
Qubits, states, and gates in terms of matrices
Qubits Gates
Gate definitions in terms of matrices
Additional gates
Quantum measurement
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