Quantum Computing for not-so-Ramanujans
A practical guide to quantum computing for people who don't dream in equations
Most introductions to quantum computing assume you are comfortable with linear algebra before page one. This book is for readers who are not, and who still want to understand what a quantum computer does.
It works through qubits, superposition and entanglement, then the algorithms built on them, then the real applications. The last stop is a practical one: how to tell which quantum computing claims are hype.
Written with Vivek Ganesan and Kamal Raj Sekar. Coming soon.