Asked by Bel

I.Provide a unitary that maps |+> to |1> and |-> to |0> . Enter 0 in all boxes if no such unitary exists. (In this case, you have to enter 0 explicitly. Blanks are not accepted.)

a b
c d

II.Provide a unitary that maps cos (30) |0> + sin (30) |1> to cos(-15) |0> + sin(-15) |1> and cos(5) |0> + sin(5) |1> to cos(-40) |0> + sin(-40) |1> . Enter 0 in all boxes if no such unitary exists.

a b
c d

Answers

Answered by Gina
Helpppp
Answered by helper
1/sqrt(2) -1/sqrt(2)
1/sqrt(2) 1/sqrt(2)
Answered by Lumen
Thanks helper, any answer for the second? Thanks
Answered by Gyano
I. Is wrong?
I have got all the rest of the answers correct.. this I couldn't muster.

What is the matrix for Z⊗X (Z applied on the first qubit and X applied on the second qubit)? provide directions, hints, solution ;)
Answered by Quantum Physics
0,1,0,0
1,0,0,0
0,0,0,-1
0,0,-1,0
thanks.. got it. 2 entries were wrong in mine. thanks a ton.. 100 % in the mid-term. YAAAAAY !!!
Answered by Gyano
matrix is wrong??
Answered by Anonymous
How about No 9a? What is the probability?
Answered by lana
problem 8? pleaseee
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