Editing Quantum Bits and Superposition (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Qubit State' (Calculating the probability of collapse):'''
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import math

def calculate_probabilities(alpha, beta):
    """
    alpha and beta are the amplitudes.
    The sum of their squares must equal 1.0.
    """
    prob_0 = abs(alpha)**2
    prob_1 = abs(beta)**2
    
    return {
        "State": f"{alpha}|0> + {beta}|1>",
        "Chance of 0": f"{round(prob_0 * 100)}%",
        "Chance of 1": f"{round(prob_1 * 100)}%",
        "Valid Qubit?": "YES" if math.isclose(prob_0 + prob_1, 1.0) else "NO"
    }

# A 'Fair' qubit (The Hadamard State)
val = 1 / math.sqrt(2)
print(calculate_probabilities(val, val))
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; Quantum Landmarks
: '''The Stern-Gerlach Experiment (1922)''' → The first proof that particles have "Spin" and that their states are quantized.
: '''Schrödinger's Cat''' → The famous thought experiment designed to show how "Absurd" superposition would be if it were applied to large objects like cats.
: '''Richard Feynman (1981)''' → The physicist who first suggested that since nature is quantum, we need a quantum computer to simulate it perfectly.
: '''Trapped Ion Qubits''' → One of the leading technologies for building qubits, where individual atoms are "Held" in place by lasers and electric fields.
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