Chapter 1 Quantum Computing Basics and Concepts
computing models, necessary to understand our concepts of quantum logic, quan-tum computing and synthesis of quantum logic circuits. The Section 1.3 introduces some mathematical concepts and theories required for the understanding of quan-tum computing. Section 1.4 second section presents a historical overview of the
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