Building quantum software with Python: A developer’s guide
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2025
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1. Auflage
Manning Publications (Verlag)
978-1-63343-763-0 (ISBN)
Manning Publications (Verlag)
978-1-63343-763-0 (ISBN)
The demand for developers who can implement solutions with quantum resources is growing larger every day. Building Quantum Software with Python gives you the foundation you need to build the software for the quantum age, and apply quantum computing to real-world business and research problems.
A developer-centric look at quantum computing.
The demand for developers who can implement solutions with quantum resources is growing larger every day. Building Quantum Software with Python gives you the foundation you need to build the software for the quantum age, and apply quantum computing to real-world business and research problems.
In Building Quantum Software with Python you will learn about:
Quantum states, gates, and circuits
A practical introduction to quantum algorithms
Running quantum software on classical simulators and quantum hardware
Quantum search, phase estimation, and quantum counting
Quantum solutions to optimization problems
Building Quantum Software with Python lays out the math and programming techniques you’ll need to apply quantum solutions to real challenges like sampling from classically intractable probability distributions and large-scale optimization problems. You will learn which quantum algorithms and patterns apply to different types of problems and how to build your first quantum applications. All the simulator code you write can be easily converted to run on real quantum hardware. About the technology: Large-scale optimization problems, complex financial and scientific simulations, cryptographic calculations, and certain types of machine learning require unreasonably long times to run on classical computers. Quantum computers can perform some operations like these almost instantaneously! Don't wait to get started. This book will prime you on quantum applications, implementations, and hybrid quantum-classic designs so you'll be ready to join the quantum revolution.
A developer-centric look at quantum computing.
The demand for developers who can implement solutions with quantum resources is growing larger every day. Building Quantum Software with Python gives you the foundation you need to build the software for the quantum age, and apply quantum computing to real-world business and research problems.
In Building Quantum Software with Python you will learn about:
Quantum states, gates, and circuits
A practical introduction to quantum algorithms
Running quantum software on classical simulators and quantum hardware
Quantum search, phase estimation, and quantum counting
Quantum solutions to optimization problems
Building Quantum Software with Python lays out the math and programming techniques you’ll need to apply quantum solutions to real challenges like sampling from classically intractable probability distributions and large-scale optimization problems. You will learn which quantum algorithms and patterns apply to different types of problems and how to build your first quantum applications. All the simulator code you write can be easily converted to run on real quantum hardware. About the technology: Large-scale optimization problems, complex financial and scientific simulations, cryptographic calculations, and certain types of machine learning require unreasonably long times to run on classical computers. Quantum computers can perform some operations like these almost instantaneously! Don't wait to get started. This book will prime you on quantum applications, implementations, and hybrid quantum-classic designs so you'll be ready to join the quantum revolution.
Constantin Gonciulea leads the Advanced Technology group at Wells Fargo and has worked in quantum computing since 2018. Charlee Stefanski is a senior software engineer at Wells Fargo, where she leads the development of the internal quantum computing platform.
| Erscheinungsdatum | 14.05.2025 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | New York |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 234 x 186 mm |
| Gewicht | 706 g |
| Themenwelt | Mathematik / Informatik ► Informatik ► Theorie / Studium |
| ISBN-10 | 1-63343-763-9 / 1633437639 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-63343-763-0 / 9781633437630 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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