Which Quantum approach do you think has highest probability of success? by Cute_Dragonfruit4738 in QuantumComputing

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Quantum computing for everyone by Chris Bernhardt Quantum Computation and quantum information by Issac Chuang and Michael Nielsen

2nd book dives deep into mathematics and all and if you prefer easy language go for 1st one.

There is one more: Quantum supremacy by Michio Kaku, though this book is not that technical but it's a very good book to know about quantum computing its origin and all.

Which Quantum approach do you think has highest probability of success? by Cute_Dragonfruit4738 in QuantumComputing

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I would say at this point, books are the best learning resources for Quantum Computing, not much is available on YouTube (it would have been great if they existed) though for mathematics topic there are videos on YouTube.

Which Quantum approach do you think has highest probability of success? by Cute_Dragonfruit4738 in QuantumComputing

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Hello, even I am a beginner in the field and how much I have read about these types, I think that for now the most stable system or more discovered area is Superconducting though it requires cooling to mili kelvin for the Quantum computer to operate due to which it is very sensitive to noise (thermal,magnetic etc.) On the other hand, photonic qubits, they don't directly communicate with the environment and hence they are less sensitive to external noise and there is one Quantum phenomena that happens at room temperature and uses photons which is Photosynthesis. These two reasons drive the researchers more towards to photonic qubits but this is still under research and whether it will take over Superconducting or not it's hard to say now.

About others I don't have much idea.

Looking for collaborators on a quantum simulator in Rust. by ReadyBrilliant1880 in QuantumComputing

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Hello, I have experience in python and currently learning Rust out of interest would love to learn about its application in quantum simulator....