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Author: gubiithefish

quantum_fractals_guidebook/Quantum Fractals Guidebook.ipynb

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     "\n",
     "Welcome to the Quantum Fractal Guidebook, where you can explore a new way of visualizing the quantum information in a quantum circuit by leveraging the complex amplitudes in fractal art generation. The generated images, as seen in Figure 1. above, provide not only an artistic expression, but also a lens into how fractals change with rotational gates applied to a Qubit - the same rotation as seen on the Bloch sphere.\n",
     "\n",
-    "As Russel Huffmann, a Product Designer at IBM on the Quantum Computing team describes it:\n",
+    "As Russel Huffmann, a Product Designer at IBM on the Quantum Computing team, describes it:\n",
     "\n",
-    "> It is possible to engineer the fractal output in a way that is still mathematically faithful, but open to creative manipulation. \\\n",
-    "> \\- Russell Huffman\n",
+    "> It is possible to engineer the fractal output in a way that is still mathematically faithful, but open to creative manipulation.\n",
     "\n",
     "When going through the notebook for the first time, it is recommended to leave all the variables as is and see the results of the current settings, whereafter you can tweak and twist things as you prefer. \n",
     "\n",
-    "But please note, in order to reduce the complexity of this Guidebook, only a subset of the avaiable parameters are defined within the cells of this notebook. If you feel adventerous, however, you can find the functions and algorithms that runs behind the notebook and tweak even more things there.\n",
+    "Please note, to reduce the complexity of this Guidebook, only a subset of the available parameters are defined within the notebook's cells. If you feel adventurous, however, you can find the functions and algorithms that run behind the notebook in [Section 4.](#4.-Sources) and tweak even more things there.\n",
     "\n",
     "## 1.1 Table of Content\n",
     "[1. Quantum Fractals Guidebook Introduction](#1.-Quantum-Fractals-Guidebook-Introduction) \\\n",
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     "## 3.1. Compute Quantum Fractals iteratively with intermediate visualizations\n",
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     "## 3.2. Compute all Quantum Fractals, followed by an interactive visualization\n",
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     "## 4.1. Project-developed modules\n",