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- How can I write the vector notation of quantum states when I have a 2 qubit system?
I am confused about the vector notation of quantum states when I have a 2 qubit system.
For 1 qubit, I just write l1> = (0 ;1 ) for representing 1,
and l0> = (1;0) for representing 0.
Dirac notation is straightforward
However when it comes to representing two qubits in linear algebra I am confused :(
What is the vector notations for the following ones? Can you suggest a method to calculate them I don't want to memorize.
l00> = ?
l11>= ?
l10>= ?
l01>= ?
Thanks in advance!
For 1 qubit, I just write l1> = (0 ;1 ) for representing 1,
and l0> = (1;0) for representing 0.
Dirac notation is straightforward
However when it comes to representing two qubits in linear algebra I am confused :(
What is the vector notations for the following ones? Can you suggest a method to calculate them I don't want to memorize.
l00> = ?
l11>= ?
l10>= ?
l01>= ?
Thanks in advance!