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Quantum Computing
Quantum computing uses quantum states to represent and process information. The subject links physical concepts such as superposition and entanglement with algorithms, information theory, and computer engineering.
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A saved crawl of Quantum Computing: 21 pages and 30 directed Wikipedia links.
- Cellular automaton
- Central processing unit
- China
- Computer
- Copenhagen interpretation
- CPU cache
- Dirac equation
- Dot product
- Finite-state machine
- Holographic principle
- Kelvin
- New York City
- Philadelphia
- Photon
- Physicist
- Quantum computing
- Quantum mechanics
- Rare-earth element
- Single instruction, multiple data
- Vector (mathematics and physics)
- Vector space
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- quantum computing
- quantum mechanics
- quantum information
- algorithms
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