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 - **Initial state**: default state after quantum computer initialization - **Initial state**: default state after quantum computer initialization
  
-## Role in Quantum Computing+## Role in quantum Computing
  
 - **Ground state**: represents both qubits in their lowest energy level - **Ground state**: represents both qubits in their lowest energy level
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 3. Apply no gates (identity operation) 3. Apply no gates (identity operation)
  
-## Relation to Other States+## Relation to other states
  
 - Single-qubit: tensor product of two [[quantum-state-0|zero states]] - Single-qubit: tensor product of two [[quantum-state-0|zero states]]
-- One-qubit excitation: [[quantum-state-computational-01|Computational 01]] or [[quantum-state-computational-10|Computational 10]] +- One-qubit excitation: [[quantum-state-computational-01|Computational 01]] or [[quantum-state-computational-10|Computational 10]]
 - Two-qubit excitation: [[quantum-state-computational-11|Computational 11]] - Two-qubit excitation: [[quantum-state-computational-11|Computational 11]]
 - Bell states: |00⟩ is a component of [[quantum-state-bell-00|Bell 00 (|Φ⁺⟩)]] and [[quantum-state-bell-11|Bell 11 (|Φ⁻⟩)]] - Bell states: |00⟩ is a component of [[quantum-state-bell-00|Bell 00 (|Φ⁺⟩)]] and [[quantum-state-bell-11|Bell 11 (|Φ⁻⟩)]]
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