Bilaterally Symmetrical Transformation between Independent Operators and Rotations

Abstract

This report describes an approach for representation of quantum operators through rotations and rotation through quantum operators. The approach of the proposed method transforms rotation in a kind of a unitary matrix that corresponds to the rotation. Operations with qubits are very similar to the rotation, but with an added phase coefficient. This fact is used to create a process for rotation between unitary matrices. This approach could be used to modifying the controls to apply in a different basis.

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Raychev, N. (2015) Bilaterally Symmetrical Transformation between Independent Operators and Rotations. Journal of Quantum Information Science, 5, 79-88. doi: 10.4236/jqis.2015.53010.

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