Quantum Information Theory

Book Details

• Author: Mark M. Wilde

• Brand: Cambridge University Press

• Edition: 2

• Binding: Hardcover

• Number of Pages: 776

• Release Date: 06-02-2017

• EAN: 9781107176164

• Languages: English

About The Book
"Quantum Information Theory" (Second Edition) by Mark M. Wilde is an updated and comprehensive guide to the rapidly developing field of quantum information theory. This new edition expands on the first with over 100 pages of new material, including detailed exercises, new references, and more in-depth discussions. Key topics covered in this edition include the derivation of the Choi-Kraus theorem for quantum channels, the CHSH game, quantum relative entropy, and sequential decoding.

This text is designed as an ideal entry point for graduate students and those looking to develop a strong understanding of quantum information theory. Wilde's accessible approach to complex concepts and mathematical rigor ensures that both newcomers and those familiar with the field can benefit from its insights.

Why It's Special

• Over 100 pages of new material, exercises, and references added

• Focus on important topics such as the Choi-Kraus theorem and quantum relative entropy

• Suitable for graduate students looking to delve into quantum information theory

• Provides a structured approach to both theory and application in quantum information science

This book is an essential resource for anyone studying or researching in the fields of quantum computing, quantum communication, and information theory, providing a clear, detailed, and up-to-date perspective on the subject.