/sci/ - Science & Math

Im going to implement a quantum algorithm in python for my bsc thesis and then heuristically check if it can be generalized to qutrits.
Any resources/tips for doing this in python?
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This sounds interesting, do you have a primer for topological quantum computing? Im in physics

Fellow physicists, i want to supplements my program with math. I already had Analysis (multivariable, will have complex next semester) and a semester of linear algebra. Should i pick measure theory, differential geometry or functional analysis as a supplement? Maybe something else entirely? I dont know in what direction i want to go yet, but theoretical physics seems comfy af.

I'm doing full spartan training to try and offset all the malnutrition I had in my youth and am trying to make an extremely powerful drink to take every morning for three months.

Ingredients I currently mix in are:
Cocoa powder
Turmeric
Watercress
Milk
Glucose powder
Holy basil
Omega 3 oil
Cod liver oil

Please give me other things to put in that are good for your brain

By the way it does taste like shit and my eyes glaze over but I've been taking this for a month and I'm able to do grade 12 Trigonometry which was always a problem, so it working but I want more things to see how far I can go

I consider it best for both sides if nature and me keep out of each other's way. I minimize polluting nature, nature minimizes putting loud birds in front of my window or mosquitoes in my room. I think that's a good arrangement, I just hope nature plays along.