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Entanglement Theory Quantum Correlations
Topological Quantum Computing
Quantum Simulation
Quantum State Preparation Representation
Quregisters, symmetry groups and Clifford algebras
arXiv
Authors: Dalia Cervantes, Guillermo Morales-Luna
Year
2015
Paper ID
25900
Status
Preprint
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The Clifford algebra over the three-dimensional real linear space includes its linear structure and its exterior algebra, the subspaces spanned by multivectors of the same degree determine a gradation of the Clifford algebra. Through these geometric notions, natural one-to-one and two-to-one homomorphisms from mbox{SO}(3) into mbox{SU}(2) are built conventionally, and the set of qubits, is identified with a subgroup of mbox{SU}(2). These constructions are suitable to be extended to corresponding tensor powers. The notions of qubits, quregisters and qugates are translated into the language of symmetry groups. The corresponding elements to entangled states in the tensor product of Hilber spaces. realise a notion of entanglement in the tensor product of symmetry groups.
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