Here we move in to generalize the basic Qubit gates to Qudit gates.
We take some common gates like
Hadamard gate : Hadamard gate is used widely in Qubit literature. Hadamard gate is given by
This we have noticed that is the

. Hence we take the

as the generalized Qudit gate for the Hadamard gate.
NOT Gate : For a Qubit system with canonical states

the not gate acts on a possible state

as
We generalize this gate to its Qudit counterpart as

where

is a canonical qudit state and the operation + is the ring operation over

."1" is the additive identity of

Now suppose

then we have


Like wise we get
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