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# #193 CS rank - niche authority 4.6⭐ - highly rated 0.65 lbs - lightweight read Quantum Computing for Everyone

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> 🚀 Unlock the quantum edge—because the future waits for no one!

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## Key Features

- • **Trusted Expertise:** Published by MIT Press, ensuring authoritative and credible content for discerning readers.
- • **Concise Yet Comprehensive:** At just 0.65 lbs, this book packs deep insights without the bulk—ideal for on-the-go learning.
- • **Accessible Quantum Mastery:** Demystifies quantum computing with minimal math, perfect for busy professionals eager to stay ahead.
- • **Industry-Relevant Insights:** Explore cutting-edge quantum algorithms and applications shaping tomorrow’s tech landscape.
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## Overview

Quantum Computing for Everyone by Chris Bernhardt is a highly accessible introduction to quantum computing, balancing essential mathematics with clear explanations. Published by MIT Press, this lightweight book (0.65 lbs) is ranked #193 in Computer Science and boasts a 4.6-star rating from 468 reviews. It offers professionals a rare chance to grasp complex quantum concepts and algorithms, empowering them to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving tech frontier.

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Review: Really fascinating book, great attempt to make an exotic field accessible to a broad audience and a great introduction to and explanation of both quantum physics and quantum computing. The maths are however still very present (as they are essential to the explanation itself) and - although well explained - not to be underestimated. Having studied quite some maths and had an intro course in quantum physics I can follow everything rather well, but cannot guarantee it would be the same for everyone.
Review: Despite being around for decades, the words “quantum mechanics” still make eyes roll even in a room of educated people. Few really understand the phenomena. Among those more scientifically minded, some – thankfully fewer in number – still argue that quantum mechanics will give way someday to a more classical approach. The controversial part of quantum mechanics, which foiled even Albert Einstein, states that to measure the spin or velocity of an electron, one must interfere with the system permanently. This enmeshment of the measurer with the system confuses people, but numerous experiments highlight this paradox. It seems to be an innate part of the universe, not merely a technological limitation. Smart physicists and mathematicians have noticed an opportunity around quantum mechanics: We can address computational questions with its approach. A system of “qubits” can be used to address problems that classical computing cannot address. This observation has produced a new scientific field of quantum computing. Recently, major companies have begun to jump into this technology in a quest for early supremacy. Most textbooks use a lot of math to introduce quantum computing – rightfully so because mathematics provide the basis towards all computation. But a math-heavy approach makes the field relatively inaccessible. To address this shortcoming, Chris Bernhardt provides an introduction to the subject with less mathematics. The book teaches basic linear algebra needed to approach the subject. It’s still heavy on the words, not the mathematics, and draws out applications and challenges that confront the field. Since a child, I have loved mathematics and its creative expressivity. I enjoyed how Bernhardt introduced me to relevant concepts and drew me into quantum concepts. By the end of the book, however, I glazed over the mathematics in favor of just getting the book completed. Perhaps that is a personal failing, but it’s one that I witnessed in many of my college math classes, too! I found the next-to-last chapter on quantum algorithms the least accessible, but the last chapter on quantum applications was the most interesting. Those in the investment community can find a deep dive into this topic helpful to carefully discover future winners and losers in this burgeoning field. Quantum computing presently requires a lot of money to access, but presumably, like classical computing, that cost will go down with time. This field is fascinating to think about, and Bernhardt makes it truly accessible “for (almost) everyone.”

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | 0262539535 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #8,261 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #43 in Computer Science #1,001 in Higher & Continuing Education Textbooks |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (472) |
| Dimensions  | 15.39 x 1.35 x 22.86 cm |
| Edition  | Illustrated |
| ISBN-10  | 0194776182 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0194776189 |
| Item weight  | 262 g |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 216 pages |
| Publication date  | 8 September 2020 |
| Publisher  | MIT Press |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***R on 20 February 2025*

Really fascinating book, great attempt to make an exotic field accessible to a broad audience and a great introduction to and explanation of both quantum physics and quantum computing. The maths are however still very present (as they are essential to the explanation itself) and - although well explained - not to be underestimated. Having studied quite some maths and had an intro course in quantum physics I can follow everything rather well, but cannot guarantee it would be the same for everyone.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by S***N on 20 June 2024*

Despite being around for decades, the words “quantum mechanics” still make eyes roll even in a room of educated people. Few really understand the phenomena. Among those more scientifically minded, some – thankfully fewer in number – still argue that quantum mechanics will give way someday to a more classical approach. The controversial part of quantum mechanics, which foiled even Albert Einstein, states that to measure the spin or velocity of an electron, one must interfere with the system permanently. This enmeshment of the measurer with the system confuses people, but numerous experiments highlight this paradox. It seems to be an innate part of the universe, not merely a technological limitation. Smart physicists and mathematicians have noticed an opportunity around quantum mechanics: We can address computational questions with its approach. A system of “qubits” can be used to address problems that classical computing cannot address. This observation has produced a new scientific field of quantum computing. Recently, major companies have begun to jump into this technology in a quest for early supremacy. Most textbooks use a lot of math to introduce quantum computing – rightfully so because mathematics provide the basis towards all computation. But a math-heavy approach makes the field relatively inaccessible. To address this shortcoming, Chris Bernhardt provides an introduction to the subject with less mathematics. The book teaches basic linear algebra needed to approach the subject. It’s still heavy on the words, not the mathematics, and draws out applications and challenges that confront the field. Since a child, I have loved mathematics and its creative expressivity. I enjoyed how Bernhardt introduced me to relevant concepts and drew me into quantum concepts. By the end of the book, however, I glazed over the mathematics in favor of just getting the book completed. Perhaps that is a personal failing, but it’s one that I witnessed in many of my college math classes, too! I found the next-to-last chapter on quantum algorithms the least accessible, but the last chapter on quantum applications was the most interesting. Those in the investment community can find a deep dive into this topic helpful to carefully discover future winners and losers in this burgeoning field. Quantum computing presently requires a lot of money to access, but presumably, like classical computing, that cost will go down with time. This field is fascinating to think about, and Bernhardt makes it truly accessible “for (almost) everyone.”

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by E***E on 16 August 2019*

Es un libro relativamente breve que hace lo posible para simplificar las matemáticas de algo no trivial como la mecánica cuántica. Enseña algunos algoritmos de ejemplo para que se entienda el potencial. El libro ha escogido ser breve, conciso y atemporal centrándose en : - Principios básicos de computación cuántica - Algortimos de ejemplo - La mínima matemática y física necesaria Lo que no es: - Un libro de mecánica cuántica - Un libro sobre el estado del hardware. Eso es algo que posiblemente cambie en cada momento - Un manual de física - Un libro de referencia con toda la matemática y todos los posibles algoritmos con el estado del arte Debo decir que yo parto de una formación de ingeniería que ya había dado mecánica cuántica en la carrera hace más de una década.

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