"The result is that qubit 2 now contains the state of qubit 1 after Hadamard operation."
This is really going to be a barrier to understanding.
When I was a little kid I could not only grasp but very easily remember what OR, AND, NOT, NOR, and XOR gates did. They take two inputs and tell you what input 1 OR input 2 would be, etc. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are likewise easy to remember once you get the concept. These operations add, subtract, multiply, and divide, respectively.
What is Hadamarding? What does it mean to Hadamard something? Do we really have to use language studded with totems to dead people in place of clear conceptual descriptions of things?
Math itself has the same problem once you get beyond concepts that were discovered by people we no longer remember.
It's fine to memorialize great minds, but not at the expense of understanding for future generations.
This is really going to be a barrier to understanding.
When I was a little kid I could not only grasp but very easily remember what OR, AND, NOT, NOR, and XOR gates did. They take two inputs and tell you what input 1 OR input 2 would be, etc. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are likewise easy to remember once you get the concept. These operations add, subtract, multiply, and divide, respectively.
What is Hadamarding? What does it mean to Hadamard something? Do we really have to use language studded with totems to dead people in place of clear conceptual descriptions of things?
Math itself has the same problem once you get beyond concepts that were discovered by people we no longer remember.
It's fine to memorialize great minds, but not at the expense of understanding for future generations.