Quantum entanglement is not confined to the speed of light. It is instantaneous. And yes, quantum computing would be a massive upgrade on existing technology.
Quantum entanglement is not confined to the speed of light. It is instantaneous. And yes, quantum computing would be a massive upgrade on existing technology.
Quantum computing would be a huge step forward. But the test, as far as the article described, was 90% fidelity. They will have to bring that closer to 100%.
What's "gentside"? That is kid sister cryptography, in other words.
The unbounded growth of the informational entropy of the quantum wave wave function, on which theories of quantum computation and quantum cryptography depend, cannot occur in real life because of an inevitable and irreversible phenomenon called the "collapse of the wave function."
The collapse of the wave function is the transformation of a subatomic particle from a spread-out wavy state to a localized particle. In the spread-out state, it is not part of physical reality
www.quantumphysicslady.org
Quantum waves spread out and become diffuse and entangled with random fluctuations due to heat and electromagnetic noise; no significant information-bearing qualities have ever been found due to quantum effects, which are nothing but mirages or resonances of electromagnetic or particle waves. So-called "thought experiments" like Schrödinger's cat do nothing to convince us that these scientists are telling us the truth. The math is too complex, and the scientists do not understand it themselves when they try to explain it to us.
Quantum entanglement is not confined to the speed of light. It is instantaneous. And yes, quantum computing would be a massive upgrade on existing technology.
Quantum computing would be a huge step forward. But the test, as far as the article described, was 90% fidelity. They will have to bring that closer to 100%.
Quantum entanglement is not confined to the speed of light. It is instantaneous. And yes, quantum computing would be a massive upgrade on existing technology.
Quantum entanglement is not confined to the speed of light. It is instantaneous. And yes, quantum computing would be a massive upgrade on existing technology.
Quantum entanglement is not confined to the speed of light. It is instantaneous. And yes, quantum computing would be a massive upgrade on existing technology.
Whatever laws of physics apply to quantum phenomena also need to explain the classical manifestations of the collapse of the wave function which inevitably occurs.
The arrested suspects, who in accordance with German law have not been named, were 40 to 64 years old.
The three suspects arrested in Germany are accused of founding and maintaining the site, as well as giving members advice on how to avoid arrest. One of them, a 64-year-old from Hamburg, is alleged to have personally uploaded more than 3,500 images.
"Furthermore, members of the platform received safety instructions from them for secure surfing on 'Boystown' in order to minimize the risk of discovery by law enforcement authorities," the BKA said.
There's a "quantumphysicslady" site I linked to above. They use symbols they call “bras” and “kets” -- from splitting apart the word “bracket” -- “⟨xx|” and “|xx⟩” -- and likening them to women's underwear. Do you need any further information? There's just plain too much cum on the frat house couch at the university, and I don't believe a word of what these overeducated frat boys and sorry girls are saying.
You're right, but every time I hear the word Teleportation, I can't help but think of Sci-Fi series and movies. I'm sure it was related only to computers, but didn't care.
You're right, but every time I hear the word Teleportation, I can't help but think of Sci-Fi series and movies. I'm sure it was related only to computers, but didn't care.
In quantum teleportation exists no way, no time and no speed and it's a disembodied transport. So the science fiction concept are relicts from a very old world of yesterday. The best word in this context is perhaps Albert Einsteins "spookie" from his word "spookie distant effect", which Einstein had used when he described the phenomenon "entanglement". Indeed it is even more spookie than only spookie, because in many many Bell-tests it was made totally clear that not any hidden variables are existing and entanglement it nothing else than "only" a completely 'unvisualizable' concept of quantum mechanics.
If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics. Richard Feynman
What's "gentside"? That is kid sister cryptography, in other words.
The unbounded growth of the informational entropy of the quantum wave wave function, on which theories of quantum computation and quantum cryptography depend, cannot occur in real life because of an inevitable and irreversible phenomenon called the "collapse of the wave function."
The collapse of the wave function is the transformation of a subatomic particle from a spread-out wavy state to a localized particle. In the spread-out state, it is not part of physical reality
www.quantumphysicslady.org
Quantum waves spread out and become diffuse and entangled with random fluctuations due to heat and electromagnetic noise; no significant information-bearing qualities have ever been found due to quantum effects, which are nothing but mirages or resonances of electromagnetic or particle waves. So-called "thought experiments" like Schrödinger's cat do nothing to convince us that these scientists are telling us the truth. The math is too complex, and the scientists do not understand it themselves when they try to explain it to us.
A team of Chinese physicists have clocked the speed of spooky action at a distance -- the seemingly instantaneous interaction between entangled quantum particles -- at more than four orders of magnitude faster than light. They decline to give an exact speed, but four orders of magnitude puts the...
A team of researchers from QuTech in the Netherlands reports realization of the first multi-node quantum network, connecting three quantum processors. In addition, they achieved a proof-of-principle demonstration of key quantum network protocols. Their findings mark an important milestone toward...
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Quantum waves spread out and become diffuse and entangled with random fluctuations due to heat and electromagnetic noise; no significant information-bearing qualities have ever been found due to quantum effects, which are nothing but mirages or resonances of electromagnetic or particle waves. So-called "thought experiments" like Schrödinger's cat do nothing to convince us that these scientists are telling us the truth. The math is too complex, and the scientists do not understand it themselves when they try to explain it to us.
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