"Quantum Computers" offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the rapidly evolving field of quantum computing. Bridging the gap between quantum mechanics and computer science, this book explores the fundamental principles of quantum theory that drive quantum computers, including concepts like superposition, entanglement, and the uncertainty principle. Written for a broad audience, including students, professionals, and enthusiasts, this book is packed with practical exercises, thought experiments, and resources for further learning. It offers a balanced view of the potential and challenges of quantum computing, helping readers understand not just how quantum computers work, but also the societal and ethical implications of this powerful new technology.
