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Unfortunately, things are quite a bit more complicated than this. The current issues in quantum computing aren't so much that it becomes difficult to describe a
by asafira 8y ago
Unfortunately, things are quite a bit more complicated than this. The current issues in quantum computing aren't so much that it becomes difficult to describe a many-qubit system, but that those qubits individually (and pair-wise) aren't well controlled, and we just aren't good at coming up with many algorithms given these constraints.
- ianai 8y agoYes, and I’m wondering whether the current qubits are too fragile. Like whether there’s a way to construct a qubit out of a more naturally rebalancing system - somewhat analogous to an acid base buffer.