Quantum Computing: Entangled Qubits & Hilbert Space

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Entangled qubits occupy the same Hilbert space, which is a fundamental concept in quantum computing. The discussion confirms that Bell states, as specific examples of entangled states, exist within this shared Hilbert space. Understanding the implications of entangled particles in quantum mechanics is crucial for advancements in quantum algorithms and information theory. This foundational knowledge is essential for anyone studying quantum computing.

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  • Quantum mechanics fundamentals
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  • Familiarity with Bell states and their properties
  • Basic knowledge of quantum computing principles
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I'm writing a paper on quantum computing.

First question:

Do entangled qubits, or generally, entangled particles occupy the same Hilbert space?

Thanks.
 
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why not? Bell states are still states right?
 

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