August 2020
Intermediate to advanced
582 pages
17h 59m
English
Giving developers a way to simultaneously hold all
solutions to a problem is like taking kids to a candy
store but then having them first figure out the combination
of the lock to the store before they can eat all the
sweets they want. Likewise, quantum
computers exploit the natural ability of subatomic particles
to remain suspended so that each can collapse to
one of two states—a collection of
quantum
particles effectively holds all 2n
states. But the challenge is to figure out how
to collapse the qubits so that they land on the
correct solution of the problem.
When the constraints of the problem are well defined, we can ...
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