My physics teacher used to say that quantum computers are notoriously bad calculators, and then he’ll quote Richard Feynman to emphasize that these machines were conceived with atomic principles in mind; therefore, they should tackle problems at the atomic scale. Nowhere else is this more tangible than in the fields of chemistry and medicine where quantum is already working hard to make a difference. In this chapter, we showcase two amazing real-life experiments that illustrate ...
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V. SilvaQuantum Computing by Practice https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9991-3_1111. Quantum in the Real World: Advanced Chemistry and Protein Folding
Vladimir Silva1
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CARY, NC, USA
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