Quantum Mechanics for the Entanglement Era is a complete graduate course in quantum mechanics that treats entanglement and quantum information as a natural extension of the postulates — not a bolted-on final chapter. Across 16 chapters, it builds the full traditional formalism (Hilbert space, operators, time evolution, angular momentum, the hydrogen atom, symmetry, perturbation theory and scattering), then carries that same machinery directly into density matrices, Bell inequalities, measurement theory, and finally qubits, quantum algorithms, error correction, and quantum communication protocols like BB84 and quantum teleportation.
Every worked example is carried through to a fully solved, boxed final answer with each algebraic step shown on its own line — no skipped steps, no "left to the reader." Every end-of-chapter problem is solved in full as well, making this a genuine self-study text, not just a lecture companion. A Mathematical Reference appendix collects the linear algebra, special functions, and integrals used throughout. Written for graduate students, advanced undergraduates, and quantum information researchers who need one rigorous volume spanning both the classical formalism and the concepts driving today's quantum computing and communication research.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Quantum Mechanics for the Entanglement Era is a complete graduate course in quantum mechanics that treats entanglement and quantum information as a natural extension of the postulates - not a bolted-on final chapter. Across 16 chapters, it builds the full traditional formalism (Hilbert space, operators, time evolution, angular momentum, the hydrogen atom, symmetry, perturbation theory and scattering), then carries that same machinery directly into density matrices, Bell inequalities, measurement theory, and finally qubits, quantum algorithms, error correction, and quantum communication protocols like BB84 and quantum teleportation.Every worked example is carried through to a fully solved, boxed final answer with each algebraic step shown on its own line - no skipped steps, no "left to the reader." Every end-of-chapter problem is solved in full as well, making this a genuine self-study text, not just a lecture companion. A Mathematical Reference appendix collects the linear algebra, special functions, and integrals used throughout. Written for graduate students, advanced undergraduates, and quantum information researchers who need one rigorous volume spanning both the classical formalism and the concepts driving today's quantum computing and communication research.What's insideFoundations (Ch. 1-4): the postulates of quantum mechanics built up from Hilbert space and Dirac notation; Hermitian and unitary operators, commutators, and the generalized uncertainty principle; the time-dependent and time-independent Schroedinger equations across the Schroedinger, Heisenberg, and interaction pictures, with Ehrenfest's theorem; exact solutions for the infinite/finite square well, the harmonic oscillator via both analytic and ladder-operator methods, and barrier tunnelingAngular momentum, symmetry, and the hydrogen atom (Ch. 5-7): orbital angular momentum and spherical harmonics, spin-1/2 and the Pauli matrices, addition of angular momenta via Clebsch-Gordan coefficients; the full separation-of-variables solution of the hydrogen atom and its quantum numbers; symmetry groups, the quantum-mechanical Noether correspondence, and discrete symmetries (parity, time reversal)Approximation methods (Ch. 8-9): non-degenerate and degenerate time-independent perturbation theory, the variational method, Fermi's golden rule, and an introduction to scattering theory and cross sectionsMany-body and open-system physics (Ch. 10-11): the symmetrization postulate, Slater determinants and exchange interactions for identical particles, plus the density-matrix formalism, reduced density matrices, decoherence, and the Lindblad master equation for open quantum systemsEntanglement and measurement (Ch. 12-13): the Schmidt decomposition, the EPR paradox, Bell's theorem and the CHSH inequality with experimental tests, projective and POVM measurements, the quantum Zeno effect, and a survey of interpretationsQuantum information (Ch. 14-16): qubits and the Bloch sphere, quantum gates and circuits, the no-cloning theorem, superdense coding and teleportation; the Deutsch-Jozsa and Grover algorithms, an overview of Shor's algorithm, and stabilizer/surface codes for error correction; BB84 and E91 quantum key distribution, quantum repeaters, and the current hardware landscapeAppendix A - Mathematical Reference: the linear algebra, special functions (Legendre, Hermite, Laguerre polynomials, spherical harmonics), and integrals used throughout, cross-referenced back to the chapters that use them This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194957248
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Quantum Mechanics for the Entanglement Era is a complete graduate course in quantum mechanics that treats entanglement and quantum information as a natural extension of the postulates - not a bolted-on final chapter. Across 16 chapters, it builds the full traditional formalism (Hilbert space, operators, time evolution, angular momentum, the hydrogen atom, symmetry, perturbation theory and scattering), then carries that same machinery directly into density matrices, Bell inequalities, measurement theory, and finally qubits, quantum algorithms, error correction, and quantum communication protocols like BB84 and quantum teleportation.Every worked example is carried through to a fully solved, boxed final answer with each algebraic step shown on its own line - no skipped steps, no "left to the reader." Every end-of-chapter problem is solved in full as well, making this a genuine self-study text, not just a lecture companion. A Mathematical Reference appendix collects the linear algebra, special functions, and integrals used throughout. Written for graduate students, advanced undergraduates, and quantum information researchers who need one rigorous volume spanning both the classical formalism and the concepts driving today's quantum computing and communication research.What's insideFoundations (Ch. 1-4): the postulates of quantum mechanics built up from Hilbert space and Dirac notation; Hermitian and unitary operators, commutators, and the generalized uncertainty principle; the time-dependent and time-independent Schroedinger equations across the Schroedinger, Heisenberg, and interaction pictures, with Ehrenfest's theorem; exact solutions for the infinite/finite square well, the harmonic oscillator via both analytic and ladder-operator methods, and barrier tunnelingAngular momentum, symmetry, and the hydrogen atom (Ch. 5-7): orbital angular momentum and spherical harmonics, spin-1/2 and the Pauli matrices, addition of angular momenta via Clebsch-Gordan coefficients; the full separation-of-variables solution of the hydrogen atom and its quantum numbers; symmetry groups, the quantum-mechanical Noether correspondence, and discrete symmetries (parity, time reversal)Approximation methods (Ch. 8-9): non-degenerate and degenerate time-independent perturbation theory, the variational method, Fermi's golden rule, and an introduction to scattering theory and cross sectionsMany-body and open-system physics (Ch. 10-11): the symmetrization postulate, Slater determinants and exchange interactions for identical particles, plus the density-matrix formalism, reduced density matrices, decoherence, and the Lindblad master equation for open quantum systemsEntanglement and measurement (Ch. 12-13): the Schmidt decomposition, the EPR paradox, Bell's theorem and the CHSH inequality with experimental tests, projective and POVM measurements, the quantum Zeno effect, and a survey of interpretationsQuantum information (Ch. 14-16): qubits and the Bloch sphere, quantum gates and circuits, the no-cloning theorem, superdense coding and teleportation; the Deutsch-Jozsa and Grover algorithms, an overview of Shor's algorithm, and stabilizer/surface codes for error correction; BB84 and E91 quantum key distribution, quantum repeaters, and the current hardware landscapeAppendix A - Mathematical Reference: the linear algebra, special functions (Legendre, Hermite, Laguerre polynomials, spherical harmonics), and integrals used throughout, cross-referenced back to the chapters that use them This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194957248
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