E.1 — Beginner Labs 5 labs
Foundational concepts: single-qubit superposition, entanglement, measurement collapse, depth vs. decoherence, and end-to-end teleportation. Built as guided, no-code exercises.
This hub organizes the deployed Quantum AI Systems (QAIS) laboratory modules into three tracks that mirror Appendix E of the book. Public labs here provide the E.1 (Beginner) no-code workflow. E.2 and E.3 are reserved for book-access and instructors.
Explore 189 compendium-aligned QAIS figures in an enlarged, searchable online gallery.
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Foundational concepts: single-qubit superposition, entanglement, measurement collapse, depth vs. decoherence, and end-to-end teleportation. Built as guided, no-code exercises.
Intermediate QAIS workflows: quantum kernels, ZZ expectation scans, BB84 QKD, fidelity/trace-distance metrics, entanglement tamper checks, and VQE toy minimization.
Advanced pipelines: Bloch-sphere control, CHSH correlation sweeps, density-matrix encodings, hybrid QAIS pipelines, Grover search under noise, the QALIS vs. CRQC–LLM stress-test, and Shor’s Algorithm — Period Finding via Quantum Fourier Transform.
QuSciTech companion labs and supporting materials are maintained through GitHub repositories to support reproducibility, instructional access, and version-controlled research workflows.
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