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• 7 months agoGUIDE

Writing a Quantum PhD Thesis: Overleaf Templates

I found a great template that includes TikZ libraries for drawing quantum circuits properly. Sharing the link here for all candidates.

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u/Alice Quantum

• 7 months agoGUIDE

Quick Tip: How to use LaTeX in your forum posts

Use double dollar signs for display equations: `$$\psi = \alpha|0\rangle + \beta|1\rangle$$`. Use single dollar signs for inline: `$\pi/2$`. This makes your research much easier to read! We support most standard MathJax symbols.