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== Quantum Gates == Quantum gates play a crucial role in the field of quantum computing. In Elixir, a functional programming language, these gates are used to manipulate quantum states and perform quantum operations. This article provides an overview of quantum gates and their implementations in Elixir. === Introduction === Quantum gates are the building blocks of quantum circuits. They are analogous to the logic gates used in classical computers, but operate on quantum bits, or qubits, instead of classical bits. Quantum gates are unitary operators that transform the state of qubits. In Elixir, quantum gates are represented as functions. These functions take a quantum state as input and return the transformed state. The quantum gates in Elixir are designed to work efficiently with multi-qubit systems. === Types of Quantum Gates === Elixir provides various types of quantum gates that can be used for different quantum operations. Some of the commonly used quantum gates in Elixir include: ==== Pauli Gates ==== The Pauli gates are fundamental gates in quantum computing. They include the X, Y, and Z gates, which are used for operations such as flipping the state of a qubit or rotating the state around the x, y, or z-axis. * [[Pauli-X Gate]] * [[Pauli-Y Gate]] * [[Pauli-Z Gate]] ==== Hadamard Gate ==== The Hadamard gate is another important gate in quantum computing. It creates a superposition of the |0β© and |1β© states, allowing qubits to exist in both states simultaneously. * [[Hadamard Gate]] ==== Controlled Gates ==== Controlled gates are used to perform operations on multiple qubits. These gates act on a target qubit based on the state of a control qubit. Elixir provides controlled versions of several basic gates, including X, Y, Z, and Hadamard gates. * [[Controlled-X Gate]] * [[Controlled-Y Gate]] * [[Controlled-Z Gate]] * [[Controlled-Hadamard Gate]] === Quantum Gate Libraries === Elixir also provides libraries that include a wide range of quantum gates and operations. These libraries simplify the process of building quantum circuits and performing complex quantum computations. Some of the popular Elixir libraries for quantum gates are: * [[Qubitex]] * [[Quantum]] * [[Qubit]] === Conclusion === Quantum gates are essential for performing quantum computations and manipulating quantum states. In Elixir, these gates are implemented as functions that operate on quantum states. By utilizing the various quantum gates and libraries available in Elixir, developers can explore the fascinating world of quantum computing and contribute to its advancement.
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