Titlebook: Quantum Communications; Gianfranco Cariolaro Textbook 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Optical Communications Textb

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Introduction,oncepts of this discipline, eventually describing the recent developments in Quantum Communications and Quantum Information. The second part of the chapter deals with the organization of the book, which consists of three parts: (I) Fundamentals, (II) Quantum Communications Systems, and (III) Quantum Information.

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Vector and Hilbert Spacesunitary operators and to the class of projectors. The . of such operators is seen in great detail. The final part deals with the tensor product of Hilbert spaces, which is the mathematical environment of composite quantum systems.

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Introduction,esents one of the most successful scientific theories of all history. At a macroscopic level, the phenomena foreseen by Quantum Mechanics are not appreciable, and only by observing them on an atomic or subatomic scale do they appear in full evidence. The chapter then goes through the revolutionary c

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Vector and Hilbert Spacesronment in which Quantum Mechanics is developed. To arrive at Hilbert spaces, we proceed gradually, beginning with vector spaces, then considering inner-product vector spaces, and finally Hilbert spaces. The Dirac notation will be introduced and used. A particular emphasis is given to Hermitian and

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Introduction to Part II: Quantum Communicationsned. Also, the leading concepts of the so-called . are outlined to justify the choice of dealing only with digital communications in this book. The second part of the chapter deals with the foundations of ., which is the necessary prologue to . developed in the subsequent chapters. The mathematical