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Quantum Computing for the Confused
An accessible, independently written guide to quantum computing, covering its theory, hardware, applications, and current state.
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The guide is arranged as a short book rather than a collection of isolated explainers: it moves from why quantum computing matters to computation, machine construction, applications, and the field’s present condition. The stated audience needs only roughly high-school-level physics, mathematics, and chemistry. The author identifies himself as an electrical engineer with a PhD from the University of Texas at Austin, and provides both PDF and EPUB editions alongside the web text.
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