Transcription of What is Quantum Computing?
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1 Quantum ComputingLecture 1 Anuj DawarBits and Qubits2 What is Quantum Computing? Aim to use Quantum mechanical phenomena that have no classicalcounterpart for computational research tasks include: Building devices with a specified behaviour. Designing algorithms to use the these two are models of s eye viewA computer scientist looks at Quantum Computing:Algorithmic LanguagesTheory/complexitySystem ArchitectureSpecified BehaviourPhysicsDragons4 Why look at Quantum Computing? The world is Quantum classical models of computation provide a level ofabstraction discrete state systems Devices are getting smaller Moore s law the only descriptions that work on the very small scale arequantum Exploit Quantum phenomena using Quantum phenomena may allow us to performcomputational tasks that are not otherwise possible/efficient understand capabilities/resources5 Course OutlineA total of eight and Qubits(this lecture).
counterpart for computational purposes. Central research tasks include: •Building devices — with a specified behaviour. •Designing algorithms — to use the behaviour. Mediating these two are models of computation. 3 Bird’s eye view A computer scientist looks at Quantum Computing: Algorithmic Languages Theory/complexity System Architecture
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