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Quantum Computing: leaving Qubelets alone (p 236)
.When leaving |1> alone, the second column should be (0 1) (i.e. c=0, d=1), not the other way around.
Likewise when leaving |0> alone : the first column should be (1 0) (a=1, b=0)
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nihal.mehta
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Ah yes. Thanks so much for catching this.
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