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Question: Why Quantum Computing Uses 1 & 0?
This question is from a lay person. LoL Quantum computing and it's associated research seems to be based on quantum superposition etc. 1 & 0 Why has the old 1 & 0 method of computation been carried over to and by Quantum researchers . It would seem that if you want faster and faster...- plutoisacomet
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Is the Universe Actually a Cosmic Computer?
There's been a concept I've been thinking about for quite some time. Lets imagine the universe was a computer. How would it look like/function. Now a computer has some characteristics and I wonder if you can apply these to the universe. Though I'm not sure which corresponds to what. For... -
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Understanding Hyperbolic Functions: Calculations in Calculators and MATLAB
How do calculators/matlab compute hyperbolic functions? I believe it may have something to do with the taylor series but apart from that I can't find anything else from the net. I was told to try and compute cosh^2(x) - sinh^2(x) = 1, and notice the errors for increasing values of x, which I...- Firepanda
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Euler's Method for 4-D Differential Equation (Computing)
Homework Statement Four dogs start running from the corners of a field 100m square. Label the dogs A, B, C, D clockwise in that order. Dog A chases dog B which chases dog C which chases dog D which chases dog A. Here 'chase' means that the direction in which the chasing dog moves is directly...- qspeechc
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- Computing Differential Differential equation Euler's method Method
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Computing average rate of mass loss from sun
Homework Statement Using the data on the solar wind given in this chapter, compute the averagerate of mass loss of our Sun(M(sun)/year) from: a)the solar wind b)energy generation Homework Equations possible equations: Energy density =(#density)*(energy per particle)= n*(3kT/2)...- Benzoate
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- Average Computing Loss Mass Rate Sun
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Computing the order of a group
Homework Statement Let a be an element of a group an let |a| = 15. Compute the orders of the following elements of G a) a^3, a^6, a^9, a^12 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution for the first part of part a, would a^3 be...- Benzoate
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- Computing Group
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Computing Relative Homology Groups from a Given Map
Hi, I'm working on some homology problems but I need help figuring out the induced map from a given map, say f:X\rightarrow Y. For example, compute H_* (\mathbb{R}, \mathbb{R}^n - p) where p \in \mathbb{R}^n. So for n=1, we have the long exact sequence 0 \rightarrow...- bham10246
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- Computing Groups Map Relative
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- Forum: General Math
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Computing the homology of R^3 - S^1
Compute the homology of R^3 - S^1. Actually a friend of mine asked me this question and I came up with the following way to solve this but I'm not sure if it's correct. My analysis: H_0 = Z (the integers) because it's path connected. H_1 = Z (the friend said so but I don't believe...- bham10246
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What is D-Wave's Progress in Quantum Computing?
Hi everybody, A Canadian company named D-Wave, claims that it has already built a 16 qu-bits computer. This is their website address : http://dwavesys.com They also claim the technology they use is "easily" scalable, and they foresee a 512 qu-bits version in the beginning of 2008, and a...- Bertrand
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Quantum Computing problem [Quantum Teleportation] (Nelson and Chuang)
Hello I am reading Nelson and Chuang's book on Quantum Computation. On pages 26-7 they describe quantum teleportation. I am facing essentially a math problem in going from the expression \left|\psi_{2}\right> = \frac{1}{2}\left[\alpha(\left|0\right> + \left|1\right>)(\left|00\right> +...- maverick280857
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing Quantum teleportation Teleportation
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Computing ndA (dS) in Stoke's theorem
in one side of Stoke's theorem we compute curl(F ) . ndA . When we have computed curl(F ) in x-y-z coordinate, but have parametrized the surface in cylindrical / spherical coordinates, then in computing ndA, we do the cross product of the partials then times that by du dt (or somethin else) ... -
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Computing axis forces of a construction
Hi all, I'm trying to compute the axis forces in the construction I put to attachment. I already have computed the R forces, but I don't know where should I start computing the axis forces from, from which point. Could please someone give me some advice? Thank you very much, best regards.- twoflower
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- Axis Computing Construction Forces
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Vision for Wearable Computing: Any Task, Any Environment, Anyone, All the Time
If the vision for aeronautical engineering is like this: Anyone, anything, anytime, anywhere what would be the vision for wearable computing? Any task, any enviornment, anyone, all the time something like this?- CuriousArv
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- Computing
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Help computing Christoffel coefficient
Not so much a homework problem, more needing help understanding where something comes from. I've attached a jpg file with what I need help on. I've done a general relativity course at uni but can't seem to work out what should be a very simple problem.- S.P.P
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- Christoffel Coefficient Computing
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Where Can I Discuss Scientific Computing?
Anyone know of a forum where scientific computing can be discussed?- RJ Emery
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- Computing Forum Scientific Scientific computing
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Parallel Computing Operating Systems for the PC
Anyone know of parallel operating systems designed to work with multiple PC processors?- RJ Emery
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- Computing Parallel pc Systems
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Quantum Computing: Entangled Qubits & Hilbert Space
I'm writing a paper on quantum computing. First question: Do entangled qubits, or generally, entangled particles occupy the same Hilbert space? Thanks.- GluonZ
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Parallel Universes and Quantum Computing
If I remember right Paul Davis in his book 'Parallel Universes' suggested that each possible position of an electron represented its place in an atom of a corresponding parallel universe. Does this or a similar/associated principle apply to the operation of quantum computing?- McHeathen
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- Computing Parallel Parallel universes Quantum Quantum computing
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Computing Potential of a Spherical Shell w/o using Newton's theorems
Homework Statement I'm well aware of how to compute the gravitational [electric] potential \Phi due to a spherical mass [charge] distribution of radius R by using Newton's theorems for spherical shells. However, how does one find an analytic expression for \Phi without invoking these theorems...- v0id
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- Computing Potential Shell Spherical Spherical shell
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Quantum computing - bloch sphere coordinates
I have one critical problem with quantum computing. When I have one quantum state on bloch sphere, I do some transformation on that state for example PauliX transformation. As far as I know, we can present quantum state as |y> = cos (theta/2) |0> + e^(i*phi) sin (theta/2) |0> So if we...- j_king
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- Bloch sphere Computing Coordinates Quantum Quantum computing Sphere
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Computing Expectation values as functions of time.
Homework Statement 6) A particle in the infinite square well has the initial wave function Ψ(x,0)= Ax when 0<=x<=a/2 Ψ(x,0)= A(a-x) when a/2<=x<=a a) Sketch Ψ(x,0), and determine the constant A. b) Find Ψ(x,t) c) Compute <x> and <p> as functions of time. Do they oscillate? With what...- Ed Quanta
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- Computing Expectation Expectation values Functions Time
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Medical Biological components in computing
Recently, someone pointed me toward this news report, which I have cross referenced (only to find that everyone got their information from the same limited source). http://www.napa.ufl.edu/2004news/braindish.htm" As I understand it, rat neurons formed an interactive network with an...- SynapticSelf
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- Biological Components Computing
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Computing distance as a function of time
I want to compute the position of a planet from its star as a function of time. Here is an illustration describing the problem: http://orbitsimulator.com/PF/pft.GIF Each of these 5 planets has a semi-major axis of 1 AU and a period of 1 year. The case of the planet in a circular orbit is...- tony873004
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- Computing Function Time
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- Forum: General Math
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Decrypting a Large Number for Number Theory Homework
Homework Statement 14572353050570834605889731500015117386453891958889990^3405172774109177428981695098239611111643842774424445 (mod 17025863870545887144908490224619062098783164408077639)Homework Equations It overflowed PARI and MAPLE. I'm attempting to decrypt a message for my number theory class.- Dragonfall
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- Computing
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Programs Thinking about getting a PhD in Scientific Computing
So I've got an MSc in Engineering physics and I'm now deciding if I should go find a job in the industry, or stay in school to get a PhD, more specifically in Scientific computing and numerical analysis. Getting the PhD is very temping, but the main thing holding me back is that I don't know how...- octol
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- Computing Phd Scientific Scientific computing Thinking
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Computing the range for a rational function involving absolute value
Hi. I need help computing a range. The question is : Find the domain and range of y=\frac{|x+2|}{x}. The domain is obvious, x can't be 0, (-inf,0,) U (0,inf). But how do I find the range?? Can someone help me out? I have tried messing around with the definition of absolute value... if...- Checkfate
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- Absolute Absolute value Computing Function Range Rational Value
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Quantum Particle Confined to a Box: Computing & Plotting S(e)
The energy levels of a quantum particle confined to a cubical box are: E = \frac{\hbar^2 \pi^2}{2mL^2} (n_{x}^2 + n_{y}^2 + n_{z}^2) where nx, ny, nz are postiive integers Define the dimensionless energy \epsilon = E \frac{2mL^2}{\hbar^2 \pi^2} and define S(e) to be the number of states...- stunner5000pt
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- Box Computing Particle Plotting Quantum
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Computing a complex matrix exponential
Dear Members, I have been recently introduced with the concept of matrix exponentials in class. I have been successful with computing such functions as e^{At} where say, A is a 2x2 invertible matrix that has real eigenvalues. When I am presented with a problem such as: D = \D =...- Divergent13
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- Complex Computing Exponential Matrix
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Java Java Numeric Computing: Performance Discussion
the purpose of this thread is to be a placeholder for discussion about the performance of Java in Numerical Computations. Started as a discussion between CRGreathouse and me about weather or not Java can be used effectively in doing computations. The plan we have: Phase 1: Solve a...- haki
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- Computing Java Numeric
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Computing Poisson's Ratio for AISI 1020 Steel Rod
If you had a 2 inch diameter AISI 1020 steel rod that is 10 feet long. Under an applied load, the rod elongates by 0.48 inches. A). How would you compute the axial strain in the bar? and B). How would you compute Poisson's ratio for the material, if the transverse deformation of the rod is...- bcopher
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- Computing Poisson's ratio Ratio Rod Steel
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Can Quantum Computing Enable Faster-Than-Light Communication?
Hi, Does anyone remember a recent article on quantum computing where they describe incredibly fast computing, even faster than light communication. It describes this as a result of quark pairs being made at the same time. It says being made at the same time they come out as if they are...- Johnz414
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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How to graph x vs t and find average velocity?
I'm not looking for answers so much, just someone to get me started. OK, you walk 73.2 m at a speed of 1.22 m/s, and then run 73.2 m at 3.05 m/s along a straight line. What is the average velocity of that problem? Next I need to graph x vs t for the problem, and indicate how the average...- physics newb
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- Average Average velocity Computing Velocity
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Quantum Computing: Isolating Atoms & Effects of EM Waves
QC requires atoms to be isolated? because the slightest disturbance can cause its state to be changed and data loss. Are the spin/ angular momentum etc. of a particle affected by em waves? if there's quantum fluctuations in space, so u have virtual particles/energy swapping, and its impossible...- alias25
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Learn Computing for Physics Degree - Best Language to Start
i'm going to apply to do a physics degree, and at several open days it's been mentioned that it would be a good idea to have at least a basic knowledge of computing. I've never done any computing before, so what would be a good language to start with, that would probably be used?- dt19
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- Computing Physics
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Computing Roots of x^2 + 4x + 5 = 0 in Complex Form
for x^2 +4x +5=0 ,may i know how to compute the roots incomplex form?? the answer is -2+j and -2-j thanx- teng125
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- Complex Computing Form Roots
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Computing how car pass the corner
Hi everyone, I'm developing onlilne game based on car physics, my model already run on the straight but i need to find out how to compute passing the corners. (currently my model calculate high speed that depend on radius and use it until the end of corner) any help will be helpfull or... -
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Classical computing and quantum computing
I have a lot of questions Please help me bridging the gap betw classical computing and quantum computing...please.. I can do mathemtic like |0> + <1| on paper and write more computings like that. But I don't understand how to code it in my toshiba computer ? I have some books+materials...- Drimar
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- Classical Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Computing rank of a matrix over a finite field
How would one go about computing the rank of a matrix over a finite field? Obviously row reduction could be used... is there a better way?- Hurkyl
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- Computing Field Finite Matrix rank
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Question about quantum computing theory
First of all I want to say hello to everyone on these boards, so hello! Everything I say is speculation only from what I've read, for all I know I could be speaking jibberish and not know it. I read a few things about QM, mostly for quantum computers and I came across something that talked...- SentryIII
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing Theory
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How to use Quantum computing language (qcl5.0.)
Can you show me how to use quantum computing language ? I have download qcl6.0 but i don't know how to use it ?:confused: and have you know any solfware can simulate quantum structure ? :biggrin: help me if you can- linhtm
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- Computing Language Quantum Quantum computing
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STL, in large systems sims/high computing performance
(hehe here's another one for you dduardo :biggrin: ) Does anyone know if STL is used or is capable of being used in large system simulations? Or is it best to write your own datastructtures? Looking to do some computational astrophysics or large neural nets and am not sure whether to use STL...- neurocomp2003
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- Computing performance Systems
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Nanotechnology and Quantum Computing
Where do these fields overlap (if at all) and where do they differ? If one was doing Nanotechnology at the graduate level with a BSc in physics behind them, what kinds of courses would one be taking? What about for Quantum Computing?- cscott
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- Computing Nanotechnology Quantum Quantum computing
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Computing the released energy of several nuclear explosions
Hey, I'm new here. After looking around i think this is the right place to post this question thread. I'm interested in a hypothetical question. I know that the EMT formula to calculate the energy released from a nuclear explosion is = Y to the power 2/3 where Y = megatons. What I'm...- Wickerman
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- Computing Energy Explosions Nuclear
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How Does Temperature Affect the Resonant Frequency of a Hydrometer?
A glass hydrometer of mass m floats in water of density p. The area of the neck of the hydrometer is A. The resonant frequancy for the vertical oscillations of the hydrometer is given by f = (1/2\pi) (Apg/m)^(1/2) Calculuate the fractional change in the resonant frequancy when the...- capslock
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- Computing Differential
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Suggest me a title for the final project in computing.
Suggest me a title for the final project in computing. Hi, I'm studying for the final year of the Bsc degree in computing. And I have to submit a final year project title on this monday. And all the sugetions that I had were ignored by my superviser. I would be glad if anybody could...- supundika
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- Computing Final Project
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Scientific computing advice needed
Hello folks, I'm a budding physicist who needs advice on science-related software that's used in The Real World (TM). I've recently had a look at Octave, Maxima, matplotlib (python plotting), gnuplot, Ocaml and "The R environment for statistical computing". Problem is, I can't make up my mind...- freemind
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- Computing Scientific Scientific computing
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Computing gravitational potential for a point inside the distribution
The gravitational potential, U, can be calculated at any point, \[ {\rm{\vec r}} \], for a mass density distribution, \[ {\rm{\rho (r)}} \], using the formula: \[ {\rm{U = - }}\int_{{\rm{all space}}} {G\frac{{{\rm{\rho }}({\rm{\vec r')}}}}{{\left| {{\rm{ \vec r - \vec r' }}}...- Mike2
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- Computing Distribution Gravitational Gravitational potential Point Potential
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Trees to Loops: Computing SUSY Yang-Mills Amplitudes
From Trees to Loops and Back Andreas Brandhuber, Bill Spence, Gabriele Travaglini 49 pages, 17 figures http://www.arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0510253 We argue that generic one-loop scattering amplitudes in supersymmetric Yang-Mills theories can be computed equivalently with MHV diagrams or with...- Kea
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- Amplitudes Computing Loops Susy Trees Yang-mills
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Quantum Computing Simulation: Possibilities & Limitations
Is it theoretically possible to simulate a quantum computer by a real one (ie a Turing machine equivalent) even approximately? Any comments? Sorry if this has already been discussed. :confused:- WhoOrderedThat
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing Simulation
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Best Computer for Computing work
First off, if this isn't the proper place for this, you have my humble apologies. That said, I'm looking at buying a new computer, and pretty much the only thing I do which really requires any processing power is a lot of work in Matlab and Maple. Since it can be quite a pain waiting on slow...- hellebyuck
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- Computer Computing Work
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- Forum: Computing and Technology