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	Quantum process tomography is a method used to characterize a physical process in an open quantum system. This method is similar to Quantum state tomography ~~[link~~], but the goal here is to characterize a quantum gate instead of a state. The method described here performs quantum process tomography using linear inversion.		Quantum process tomography is a method used to characterize a physical process in an open quantum system. This method is similar to [[Quantum state tomography]], but the goal here is to characterize a quantum gate instead of a state. The method described here performs quantum process tomography using linear inversion.

	'''Tags:''' [[Certification protocol]], [[Tomography]], [[Quantum process density matrix reconstruction]], [[Linear inversion]]		'''Tags:''' [[Certification protocol]], [[Tomography]], [[Quantum process density matrix reconstruction]], [[Linear inversion]]