SPIE - Education Quantum Computing SC1210

Quantum computing, one of the most recent joint ventures between physics and the theory of computation, can be defined as the scientific field whose purpose is to develop hardware and algorithms based on quantum mechanical phenomena. In addition to further advance the mathematical and physical foundations of quantum computing, scientists and engineers who work in this field focus on developing cutting-edge quantum algorithms in areas like artificial intelligence, cryptanalysis, machine learning, database search, chemical simulations, and image processing. The course summarizes recent theoretical and experimental results that showcase the feasibility of large-scale quantum computation. In addition, the course describes the potential applications of quantum computing to signal analysis, sensor fusion, and computer vision. Quantum computing, one of the most recent joint ventures between physics and the theory of computation, can be defined as the scientific field whose purpose is to develop hardware and algorithms based on quantum mechanical phenomena. In addition to further advance the mathematical and physical foundations of quantum computing, scientists and engineers who work in this field focus on developing cutting-edge quantum algorithms in areas like artificial intelligence, cryptanalysis, machine learning, database search, chemical simulations, and image processing. The course summarizes recent theoretical and experimental results that showcase the feasibility of large-scale quantum computation. In addition, the course describes the potential applications of quantum computing to signal analysis, sensor fusion, and computer vision.