I want to learn quantum computation and information. I am studying from Nielsen & Chuang book for this. Is there any online vedio (lecture series) starts from basics of quantum computation and information up to factorization, discrete log, search etc?
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2$\begingroup$ There was an excellent course on Coursera near the end of Summer by Umesh Vazirani. I would check for the next installment. $\endgroup$ – Nicholas Mancuso Oct 24 '12 at 17:35
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I haven't watched them myself, but you could probably do worse than Michael Nielsen's videos, Quantum Computing for the Determined.
I'd recommend also that you look online for written lecture notes; there is a very strong culture in the field of having students scribe notes which then have a habit of finding their way online. These can sometimes vary substantially in quality, but often the lecturer will take them and edit them, resulting in quite a good set of notes. Just as an example that I grabbed off the top of Google, Ronald de Wolf's lecture notes seem fairly comprehensive; but others surely exist, and if you find the going hard with those notes, you will probably find one set of notes which better suits your learning style.
answered Oct 24 '12 at 14:07
