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Notes and other helpful materials
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- M.A. Nielsen and I.L. Chuang, Quantum Computation and Quantum
Information, Cambridge University Press, 2000
Chapter 2 is an excellent introduction to the basic principles
of quantum mechanics, and the book contains much excellent material
on quantum information and computing. A book worth buying.
- H. Mabuchi and A.C. Doherty, Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics: Coherence
in Context, Science, 298, 2002, 1372-1377.
- J.M Geremia, J.K. Stockton and H. Mabuchi, Real-Time Quantum Feedback
Control of Atomic Spin Squeezing, Science, 304, 2004, 270-273.
Excellent articles on quantum control experiments and related
matters.
- H. Maassen, Quantum Probability, Quantum Information Theory,
Quantum Computing, Lecture Notes, 2004.
An excellent introduction to quantum probability and applications
to quantum computing and information.
- L. Bouten, R. Van Handel and M.R. James, An Introduction to Quantum
Filtering, 2006. [PDF]
An advanced paper. However, the first couple of sections are worth
reading.
- M.R. James, Lectures on Stochastic Systems, 1993. [PDF]
Contains some background theory on classical probability and
stochastic processes relevant for control.
Other materials
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E.H. Huntington, M.R. James and I.R. Petersen, Laser-Cavity Frequency
Locking using Modern Control, 2007. [PDF]
- M.R. James, A Few Words About Quantum Measurement, 2004. [PDF]
- M.R. James, Feedback Control of Quantum Systems, QPIC, Nottingham,
2006. [PDF]
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