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Wait, doesn't that claim by Arkady Bolotin state the converse: that P != NP implies the lack of macroscopic quantum behavior?
by rspeer 10y ago
Wait, doesn't that claim by Arkady Bolotin state the converse: that P != NP implies the lack of macroscopic quantum behavior?
- harryjo 10y agoYes. The post you are replying to said, essentially, "lack of macroscopic quantum behavior => P != NP, because macroscopic quantum behavior => P=NP", which is obviously flawed logic.