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Chapter 1: The Mathematical Environment of Quantum Information 1.1 Quiz

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What is the main idea that inspires all approaches to quantum information?

Information cannot be stored or transmitted by quantum physical systems

Classical systems are superior in storing and transmitting quantum information

Quantum systems can store and transmit classical information (correct)

Quantum physical systems are not suitable for storing any form of information

In classical information theory, how are classical truth-values usually denoted?

1 and 0 (correct)

True and False

Yes and No

A and B

What do 'Yes' and 'No' correspond to in classical information theory?

Positive and Negative

Truth and Falsity (correct)

Quantum and Classical

Left and Right

Which mathematical environment is considered natural for theories of quantum information and quantum computation?

Quantum-theoretic formalism for describing quantum systems Signup and view all the answers

How many possible answers does a classical question admit according to the text?

Two Signup and view all the answers

How are bits conventionally represented?

As the natural numbers 0 and 1 Signup and view all the answers

What is the phase space of a classical particle S?

Set of real numbers Signup and view all the answers

In classical physics, what do dichotomic state-spaces like {0, 1} represent?

Simple cases Signup and view all the answers

What mathematical concept represents complete and maximal information about a classical particle S?

Pure states Signup and view all the answers

How are physical properties of a classical system mathematically represented?

As subsets of the phase space Signup and view all the answers