This poster explores a qubit, introduces examples of real quantum machines, shows fundamental reversible gates, and explain, how quantum circuits are evaluated with resource cost metrics. It was presented at UNT's University Research Day event on October 2, 2025 in Denton, Texas.
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This poster explores a qubit, introduces examples of real quantum machines, shows fundamental reversible gates, and explain, how quantum circuits are evaluated with resource cost metrics. It was presented at UNT's University Research Day event on October 2, 2025 in Denton, Texas.
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