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Table of Contents
Chapter 2 Quantum Gates
2.1 Classical Logic Gates
2.1.1 Boolean Functions and Combinational Logic
2.1.2 Irreversible Gates: AND and OR
2.1.3 Universal Gates: NAND and NOR
2.1.4 Reversible Gates: NOT, SWAP, and CNOT
Summary
The document discusses the concept of quantum gates and their implications in computing. It explores classical logic gates, including Boolean functions and combinational logic. The text delves into irreversible gates like AND and OR, universal gates such as NAND and NOR, and reversible gates like NOT, SWAP, and CNOT. It highlights the importance of reversible logic gates in quantum computing and provides insights into their practical applications.