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Homework problems can be found in the back of the first chapter in the
textbook: {{texts:quantumbook:qmch1.pdf|}}

Any problem at the end of chapter 1 is suitable for this section.  See especially:

  - (Orthogonal: 1.1)\textit{This problem requires that students understand what it means for two 2-dimensional vectors to be orthogonal to each other.  It also requires them to know how to normalize complex vectors.}{{page>homework:ph425questions:orthogonal}}
    - {{page>homework:ph425questions:orthogonala}}
    - {{page>homework:ph425questions:orthogonalb}}
  - (Histogram: 1.5)\textit{This is the generic problem about quantum states: given a state, find the possible results of the measurement and the probabilities.}{{page>homework:ph425questions:histogram}}
    - {{page>homework:ph425questions:histograma}}
    - {{page>homework:ph425questions:histogramb}}
    - {{page>homework:ph425questions:histogramb}}
  - (Phase: 1.10)\textit{In this problem, students explore the physical meaning (or lack thereof!) of overall and relative phases in quantum states.}{{page>homework:ph425questions:phase}}
    - {{page>homework:ph425questions:phasea}}
    - {{page>homework:ph425questions:phaseb}}

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