Quantum Computing: Lecture Notes
the general area, the book of John Watrous [180] for quantum information theory, and the lecture notes of John Preskill [149] for the theoretical physics perspective. Attribution, acknowledgments, subsequent updates Most of the material in Chapters 1{6 [chapter numbers in this paragraph are for the 2011 version]
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