This one (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/02/23/quantum_computing/) does!
Nice pussy.............
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Ah, of course, the old chained Zeno' effect, how ludicrously simple! :tumbleweed:
actually i have had my computer running like that for quite some time now... hrmph ;) hehe
Sounds pretty amazingly cool... reminds me of the hitchhikers guide.
Were they build the big amazing computer and just after they turn it on it gets all the way to (i think) realising it's own existense before anybody could turn it off hehe :D
But the whole point of the Schrodinger's cat thing is that you simply cant tell what state the cat is in. How can you run a calculation based on not knowing the outcome of a binary state? Surely you would just have infinite variables? It would be like binary 0.5 wouldn't it?
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@Feb 26 2006, 03:10 AM
But the whole point of the Schrodinger's cat thing is that you simply cant tell what state the cat is in. How can you run a calculation based on not knowing the outcome of a binary state? Surely you would just have infinite variables? It would be like binary 0.5 wouldn't it?
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did you worry about this till 3 AM....? :blink:
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QuoteThrough clever use of beam splitters and both constructive and destructive interference, the researchers can put each photon in a superposition of taking two paths. Although a photon can occupy multiple places simultaneously, it can only make an actual appearance at one location. Its presence defines its path, and that can, in a very strange way, negate the need for the search algorithm to run.
Im glad they FINALLY listened to me.
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did you worry about this till 3 AM....? :blink:
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Shhhhhh :blush:
Alcohol and a very small amount of physics knowledge require a great deal of time to be processed.