August 2020
Intermediate to advanced
582 pages
17h 59m
English
Dealing with the entire gamut of possible solutions
to a system of Boolean expressions simultaneously
in quantum computers has no parallel in conventional
processors. The ability of quantum computers to
pull off this feat hinges on qubits holding
blended quantum states, which
we model with pentagon
and
triangle
qubelets.
Although the qubelets are imaginary subatomic particles, they give us a familiar way to accurately account for the quantum mechanical principles and correctly predict the outcome of quantum instructions or gates ...
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