Building Reliable Quantum Machines From Unreliable Components

  • 11 Videos | 49m 27s
  • Includes Assessment
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Learn how reliable classical and quantum machines are built from unreliable components

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Understand the basics of the threshold theorem
    Understand the proof of the threshold theorem
    Understand how recursion plays a role in the threshold theorem
    Understand that there is a process with a set of principles for fault tolerance
    Understand the principles of fault tolerance
    Understand the examples of fault-tolerant and non-fault tolerant procedures
  • Understand the cost of fault tolerance
    Understand the fault-tolerant quantum procedures
    Understand the codes for quantum gates presented
    Understand how to use fault-tolerant measurement
    Understand the estimate of the fault tolerance

IN THIS COURSE

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    1. 
    Threshold Theorem: Introduction
    3m 5s
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    2. 
    Threshold Theorem: Proof Sketch
    5m 39s
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    3. 
    Threshold Theorem: Recursion
    5m 32s
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    4. 
    Threshold Theorem: Reliable Classical Computation
    4m 39s
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    5. 
    Principles Of Fault Tolerance: Summary
    3m 46s
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    6. 
    Fault Tolerance And Non-Fault-Tolerance Procedures
    2m 42s
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    7. 
    Circuit Size Of Fault-Tolerant Procedures
    7m 23s
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    8. 
    Fault-Tolerant Quantum Procedures
    2m 35s
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    9. 
    Fault-Tolerant Quantum Gates: 5 and 7-Qubit Codes
    6m 9s
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    10. 
    Fault-Tolerant Quantum Measurement Of Error Syndrome
    5m 31s
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    11. 
    Estimate Of the Threshold For Reliable Quantum Comp
    2m 25s
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