All The Math That You Need To Start Doing Quantum Computing (Part 10)

Lesson 10: Linear Algebra (6) - More Operations On Matrices With Bra & Kets

Image of Satyendra Nath Bose, who formulated Bose-Einstein statistics, which describe the quantum behaviour of bosons and led to the prediction of Bose-Einstein Condensates (BEC), revolutionizing quantum mechanics and particle physics. (Source)

In this lesson, we learn about matrices composed of bras and kets, and learn to perform further operations on them.

You should read this chapter with Lesson 7: Linear Algebra (3) to get the most out of it.

In case you missed the previous lessons on the mathematics required for quantum mechanics and quantum computing, here they are:

• Lesson 1: Imaginary and Complex Numbers

• Lesson 2: Trigonometry

• Lesson 3: Differential Calculus

• Lesson 4: Probability

• Lesson 5: Linear Algebra (1)

• Lesson 6: Linear Algebra (2)

• Lesson 7: Linear Algebra (3)

• Lesson 8: Linear Algebra (4)

• Lesson 9: Linear Algebra (5)