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Quantum Computing Books

This document recommends two books on quantum physics and computing. The first book "Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists" introduces quantum computing concepts for those with a computer science background, covering quantum mechanics, gates, algorithms, and information theory. The second book "Quantum Computing: A Gentle Introduction" offers a gentle introduction assuming minimal physics and math background, covering quantum mechanics principles, gates, algorithms, and applications.

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Quantum Computing Books

This document recommends two books on quantum physics and computing. The first book "Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists" introduces quantum computing concepts for those with a computer science background, covering quantum mechanics, gates, algorithms, and information theory. The second book "Quantum Computing: A Gentle Introduction" offers a gentle introduction assuming minimal physics and math background, covering quantum mechanics principles, gates, algorithms, and applications.

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Here are a few books on quantum physics and quantum computing that you might nd helpful

1. "Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists" by Noson S. Yanofsky and Mirco A.


Mannucci: This book provides an introduction to quantum computing for readers with a
background in computer science. It covers the basics of quantum mechanics, quantum
gates, quantum algorithms, and quantum information theory.

2. "Quantum Computing: A Gentle Introduction" by Eleanor G. Rieffel and Wolfgang H.


Polak: This book offers a gentle introduction to quantum computing, assuming minimal
prior knowledge of physics and mathematics. It covers the basic principles of quantum
mechanics, quantum gates, quantum algorithms, and the potential applications of
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