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量子コンピュータ入門

この入門コースでは、量子コンピューティングの主要な概念について学び、それがコンピューターサイエンスをいかに変えているか理解します。

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量子コンピュータ入門

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量子コンピューティングの主要な概念の紹介
このコースでは、量子コンピューターを構築する動機について議論し、量子コンピューティングの重要な原理を取り扱い、いくつかの重要な量子アルゴリズムを確認します。
最後に、量子ハードウェアと新進の量子情報技術産業について簡単に確認します。
主要な概念については、必要最小限の数学とともに(いくつかは深い思考を必要としつつも)、図を用いて説明します。

Get an introduction to the key concepts of quantum computing
In this course, we will discuss the motivation for building quantum computers, cover the important principles in quantum computing, and take a look at some of the important quantum computing algorithms.
We will finish with a brief look at quantum computing hardware and the budding quantum information technology industry.
Key concepts will be explained graphically, with minimal mathematics but some deep thinking required.

※このコースは英語版もございます。英語版では海外の学習者との交流をよりお楽しみいただけます。
The English version of this course is available.

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What topics will you cover?

  • Waves and interference/波と干渉
  • Quantum superposition and entanglement/重ね合わせと量子もつれ
  • Computational complexity/計算の複雑さ
  • The quantum Fourier transform/フーリエ変換
  • Shor’s algorithm for factoring large numbers/Shorの素因数分解アルゴリズム
  • Grover’s algorithm/Groverのアルゴリズム
  • Quantum chemistry and machine learning/量子化学と機械学習
  • Physical phenomena as quantum bits (qubits)/量子ビットの物理現象
  • Quantum computing hardware and architecture/量子ハードウェアとアーキテクチャ
  • Quantum error correction/量子誤り訂正
  • The quantum information technology industry/量子情報技術産業

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What will you achieve?

By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to...

  • Describe a few key applications of quantum computing/量子コンピューティングのいくつかの重要な用途について説明する
  • Explain the role of quantum computing in the future and recognize the role of Moore’s Law in the future of computing/将来の量子コンピューティングの役割を説明し、将来のコンピューティングにおけるムーアの法則の役割を認識する
  • Prepare for a mathematical course in quantum information concepts/量子情報の概念の数学のコースを準備する
  • Explore the value proposition in available and forthcoming quantum information technology products/利用可能な、あるいは近い将来登場する、量子情報技術製品の価値を探る
  • Identify the importance of quantum superposition, entanglement and interference in quantum algorithms/量子アルゴリズムにおける、重ね合わせ、量子もつれ、干渉の重要性がわかる

Who is the course for?

ポピュラーサイエンスレベルの量子コンピューティングに興味のある方、コンピューターの未来を知るために量子コンピューティングへの理解を深めたい高校生、大学生、コンピューター専門家にとって、このコースは役立つでしょう。
指数、ベクトル、正弦波、確率の基本的な概念に慣れることをお勧めします。いくつかの方程式が登場しますが、それらをできるだけ少なく、明解にするよう努めています。
数学がそこまで難しくなかったとしても、いくつかの概念は多くの受講者にとって新しいものであり、考え方の柔軟性が求められます。頭を動かす準備はいいですか?

Anyone interested in quantum computing at the “popular science” level.
High school students, college students, and computer professionals interested in developing a qualitative understanding of quantum computing in order to understand the future of computing will benefit.

We recommend that you be comfortable with exponents, vectors, sine waves and the basic concepts of probability. There are some equations, but we have endeavored to keep them as few and clear as possible.

While the mathematics is not too hard, some concepts will be new to most learners, and require some mental stretching. Be prepared to exercise your brain!

Who will you learn with?

Rodney Van Meter studied at Caltech, USC, and Keio. He has been working on quantum computing since 2003. He is the author of the book "Quantum Networking" (Wiley-ISTE, 2014).

Takahiko Satoh studied at Keio and U.Tokyo. His research field is quantum computing, particularly quantum computer architecture and quantum network architecture.

Who developed the course?

Keio University

Keio University is Japan’s first modern institution of higher learning, and since 1858 has established itself as a leader in Japan through its continued commitment to education, research and medicine.

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    1858
  • Location

    Tokyo, Japan
  • World ranking

    Top 200Source: QS World University Rankings 2021

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