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{{WikiEntry|key=ZX-calculus|qCode=63888551}} is a graphical language for quantum processes. There is a website:[https://zxcalculus.com/ zxcalculus.com] on this subject matter.  
{{WikiEntry|key=ZX-calculus|qCode=63888551}} is a graphical language for quantum processes.
=Some Useful Tutorials=
There is a website:[https://zxcalculus.com/ zxcalculus.com] on this subject matter. It contains the following sections:
# [https://zxcalculus.com/intro.html Tutorial Section]
# [https://zxcalculus.com/pyzx.html PyZX Demo Section]
# [https://zxcalculus.com/map.html ZX-calculus Info Map]


=A Textbook on ZX-calculus=
[[Bob Coecke]]'s book on [[Book/Picturing Quantum Processes|Picturing Quantum Processes]]<ref name="PQP">{{:Book/Picturing Quantum Processes}}</ref> has section 9.4<ref extends="PQP">Section 9.4 '''ZX-Calculus''', p.581~P.610</ref> dedicated on [[ZX-calculus]].
==ZX-calculus is Universal==
In section 9.4.5<ref extends="PQP">Section 9.4.5 '''ZX for the God(esse)s:Completeness''', p.601~p.608</ref> of this book, the notion of [[universality]] is discussed, and this section contains proofs.
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=References=
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=Related Pages=
[[Category:Categorical Quantum Mechanics]]
[[Category:Categorical Quantum Mechanics]]
[[Category:Universality]]
[[Category:Visual Programming]]
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Latest revision as of 14:39, 19 March 2022

ZX-calculus(Q63888551) is a graphical language for quantum processes.

Some Useful Tutorials

There is a website:zxcalculus.com on this subject matter. It contains the following sections:

  1. Tutorial Section
  2. PyZX Demo Section
  3. ZX-calculus Info Map

A Textbook on ZX-calculus

Bob Coecke's book on Picturing Quantum Processes[1] has section 9.4Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; invalid names, e.g. too many dedicated on ZX-calculus.

ZX-calculus is Universal

In section 9.4.5Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; invalid names, e.g. too many of this book, the notion of universality is discussed, and this section contains proofs.


References

Related Pages