'Quantum computers' diaporamas de présentation

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Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence

Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence. Prabhas Chongstitvatana. With collaboration from Chatchawit Aporntewan , Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Chulalongkorn University and Suwit Kiravittaya , Department of Electrical Engineering, Naresuan University.

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Computing with Quantum Knots

Computing with Quantum Knots. A machine based on bizarre particles called anyons that represents a calculation as a set of braids in spacetime might be a shortcut to practical quantum computation. Disclaimer.

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On the Compressibility of NP instances and Cryptographic Applications,

On the Compressibility of NP instances and Cryptographic Applications, . Danny Harnik. Moni Naor. Weizmann Institute of Science. Technion. Key Idea of Cryptography. Use the intractability of some problems for the advantage of constructing secure systems.

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Quantum Computing

Paola Cappellaro Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Quantum Computing. Physics and Information. Information is stored in a physical medium and manipulated by physical processes. The laws of physics dictate the capabilities of any information processing device

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New & Emerging Technologies IW-270

College of Aerospace Doctrine, Research, and Education. New & Emerging Technologies IW-270. Overview. Changing Environment New & Emerging Technologies Air Force Battle Lab(s) Conclusion. Changing Environment. Accomplish mission Minimum of injuries and loss of life

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Performance Measurement and Workflow Impact of Securing Medical Data Using HIPAA Compliant Encryption in a .NET Environm

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Quantum computing

Quantum computing. Alex Karassev. Quantum Computer. Quantum computer uses properties of elementary particle that are predicted by quantum mechanics Usual computers: information is stored in bits Quantum Computers: information is stored in qubits

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Quantum Computing

Quantum Computing. History, Future, and Algorithms. John Lavigne COT 4810 April 15, 2008. Summary. Intro to Quantum Physics Issues with Practical Application QC History QC Limits Deutsch Algorithm Shor's Algorithm Grover's Algorithm. Quantum Physics 101.

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The Relationship Between Nanotechnology and Quantum Computing June 5 2003

The Relationship Between Nanotechnology and Quantum Computing June 5 2003 Dr. Geordie Rose, President & CEO D-Wave rose@dwavesys.com.

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Capabilities and limitations of quantum computers

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MicroTransponder, Inc.

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ECE 497NC: Unconventional Computer Architecture

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Scott Aaronson (MIT)

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quanta

quanta. Isaac Chuang. Aram Harrow, Andrew Houck, Steve Huang, Murali Kota, Geva Patz, Matthias Steffen, Andrew Childs * , Jeff Brock, Terri Yu. MIT Center for Bits and Atoms. What happens when 1 bit = atom?. i386. The Quantum Limit. 2020. 1 nanometer. 1986. 1879. 1 inch. 1 micrometer.

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Quantum Computing

Quantum Computing. The Next Generation of Computing Devices?. What is a Quantum Computer?. Quantum Computer A computer that uses quantum mechanical phenomena to perform operations on data through devices such as superposition and entanglement. Classical Computer (Binary)

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Quantum Control

Quantum Control. Quantum compiling Algorithms as closed loop control circuits Correcting quantum errors with unitary operations. Shaped Ultrafast Optical Pumping of NMR Systems. Jason Taylor / Neil Gershenfeld MIT Media Lab Daniel Morris / Phil Bucksbaum University of Michigan.

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Quantum Frustration of Decoherence in Open Quantum Systems A.H.Castro Neto, I. Affleck, Boston University, DMR-0203159

Quantum Frustration of Decoherence in Open Quantum Systems A.H.Castro Neto, I. Affleck, Boston University, DMR-0203159.

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CS363

Week 4 - Wednesday. CS363. Last time. What did we talk about last time? RSA algorithm. Questions?. Project 1. Assignment 2. RSA. Future risks. Public key cryptography would come crashing down if Advances in number theory could make RSA easy to break

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