Abstract
In this paper we survey the geometric method in quantum control. By presenting a geometric representation of nonlocal two-qubit quantum operation, we show that the control of two-qubit quantum operations can be reduced to a steering problem in a tetrahedron. Two physical examples are given to illustrate this method. We also provide analytic approaches to construct universal quantum circuit from any arbitrary quantum gate.
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