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Philosophical Aspects of Quantum Information Theory
- Introduction
- First Steps with Quantum Information
- Bits and Qubits
- The No-Cloning Theorem
- Quantum Cryptography
- Entanglement-Assisted Communication
- Quantum Computers
- The Concept(s) of Information
- Coding Theorems: Both What and How Much
- Bits and Pieces
- The Worldliness of Quantum Information
- Application: Understanding Teleportation
- Summing Up
- The Physical Side of the Theory of Computation
- Foundations of QM
- Outlook
- Further Reading
- Acknowledgements
- Notes
- References
Abstract
While quantum information theory is one of the most lively, up-and-coming new areas of research in physics, its central concerns have long been familiar. They are simply those that have lain close to the heart of anyone interested in the foundations of quantum mechanics, since its inception: How does the quantum world differ from the classical one?
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