jakobheitz
Quantum Computing: Obtain the two-qubit quantum state (page 241)
It states the two matrices being multiplied are A(Z) and A(CNOT). They should be A(CZ) and A(CNOT). The next line where the matrices are written out is correct.
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nihal.mehta
Author of Quantum Computing
Hi Jakob,
Yes, you are correct. Thanks for pointing this out.
Nihal
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