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In Grover's Algorithm, the oracle gate flips the amplitude of the target value. If the Oracle gate already knows the target value then why do we have to proceed further with the Algorithm?
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RE: should quantum computing be of interest NOW for investment? By Andrew Milne - on December 21, 2018
Quantum Computing is still at a very early stage. I'm not going to pretend to offer investment advice. However, here's...
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RE: Is there a material that could be used as an insulator to reduce or eliminate interference between multiple qbits? By Andrew Milne - on December 21, 2018
There are many architectures being worked on. One place to get started is with the work of Andrea Morello. This...
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RE: Any advice? By Andrew Milne - on October 5, 2018
One easy way to get started is the IBM Q Experience: https://quantumexperience.ng.bluemix.net/qx/experience There are a number of people already doing experiments...
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RE: Are Quantum computers just analog computers under a new name? By kkkkkk - on August 8, 2018
The only difference i know between analog computers and quantum computers is that quantum computers do not suffer from noise,...
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RE: Are Quantum computers just analog computers under a new name? By RichInSpirit - on August 5, 2018
Hello there, I'm definitely not an academic but I consider myself a mad scientist. Only recently started looking at Quantum...
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RE: Montecarlo Method equivalent in the QC world By Andrew Milne - on June 26, 2018
An additional paper worth looking at is Physics-inspired optimization for constraint-satisfaction problems using a digital annealer, recently posted on arXiv ...
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RE: Montecarlo Method equivalent in the QC world By pcolla - on June 12, 2018
Hello Jaffar, I'm quite familiar with Montecarlo methods applied to stochastic systemic models, used them for a couple of decades...
