From experiments to geometry
Predict first, then run the experiment. The rules come next, and geometry is how we write them down. Math appears only when you need it.
Start with Level 0Level 0 · Phenomena
FreeNo sign-in neededTwo experiments where everyday intuition fails, and the three rules that explain them.
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Level 1 · Geometry
FreeUnits · No sign-in neededContinues in · Sign-in requiredThe three rules drawn as an arrow on a circle: gates turn or mirror it, measurement squares its shadow.
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Level 2 · Complex numbers & multiple qubits
Free · ProUnits · No sign-in neededContinues in · Sign-in requiredi as a quarter turn, relative phase, and two qubits as four slots, up to the Bell state.
Units 5–6 and web level 5 are free. Web levels 6 (CNOT) and 7 (Bell) need Pro; one Bell state can be built free in the circuit lab.
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Continues in
- Level 5: Multi-qubit statesFreeSign-in required
- Level 6: CNOT and two-qubit gatesProSign-in required
- Level 7: Bell statesProSign-in required
- Build a Bell state in the circuit lab (free, once)FreeSign-in required
- Next step: SwiftQuantum IDE (opens in a new tab)FreeNo sign-in needed
- Open the Bell circuit in the IDE (opens in a new tab)FreeSign-in required
Level 3 · Physics
ProSign-in requiredHow real devices behave: decoherence and noise, the Pro+ track, and the calibration lab.
Pro. Levels 25–46 are labeled Pro+ in the course; they are included in Pro.
This level continues in the existing lessons and labs.
9 units · about 59 min