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The Feynman processorG. J. Milburn

The Feynman processor

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"In The Feynman Processor, quantum physicist Gerard J. Milburn describes the astounding principles of the quantum world that are about to revolutionize the world of computers - including a concept created by the legendary American physicist Richard Feynman, which proves that the most important principle in a quantum computer is that of probability amplitude, a rule that has become known as "Feynman's Rule." It is Feynman's Rule that gives the quantum computer its nickname, the Feynman Processor, and that will endow computers with an enormous range of powerful new capabilities." "He shows why…

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  • Other · English · 1998
    Allen & Unwin · 213 pages · 9781864486223
  • Other · English · 1998
    Perseus Books · 213 pages · 9780738200163
Quantum theoryElectronic data processingQuantum computersQuantum entanglementOrdinateurs quantiquesScience