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+We now look at the construction of a single-qubit quantum computer (hypothetical):
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+We encode the qubit using the excitation of an electron.
+We assume that an electron has only states $\ket{0}$ and $\ket{1}$ with 0 being the ground state.
+The states have energy levels $\pi$ and $2\pi$.
+
+Now we need to be able to do 3 things:
+1. Initialize qubit with $\ket{0}$, also called cooling.
+2. Ability to measure the qubit.
+3. Ability to apply a unitary to qubit.
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 ## 12. [[Grover's Algorithm]]
 ## 13. [[Quantum Physics]]
 ## 14. [[From Quantum Physics to Quantum Computers]]
+## 15. [[Ion-based Quantum Computers]]