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> Are quantum effects simulatable classically? Yes. A QM cannot compute anything a TM cannot. But there are certain problems for which a QM can provide expon
by lisper 6y ago
> Are quantum effects simulatable classically?
Yes. A QM cannot compute anything a TM cannot. But there are certain problems for which a QM can provide exponential speedup over a TM. The most obvious of these is solving the Schroedinger equation for systems with a large number of degrees of freedom.