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Serious question: If I have a proposal regarding a relatively simple quantum experiment where the successful result would be $20M or more (nothing illegal like
by babyshake 5y ago
Serious question: If I have a proposal regarding a relatively simple quantum experiment where the successful result would be $20M or more (nothing illegal like stealing funds from someone), but not the technical expertise to carry out the experiment, who would be a good person to get in touch with?
- iaw 5y agoSerious answer: Come up with a concrete logical proposal and reach out to academics with expertise in the area you're trying to show results for. They'll either tear you to shreds or consider the experiment.
- throw_exception 5y agointriguing... your profile bio is down fyi
- 6nf 5y ago> relatively simple quantum experiment You know that we can just barely (maybe) demonstrate quantum supremacy at this point right? Anything below this mark can be done on some rental AWS time and anything beyond that mark will be a serious challenge worthy of Google or Baidu's teams. I guess what I'm saying is that I don't think you have what you think you have.
- MrStonedOne 5y agoquantum supremacy doesn't matter if what your interested in testing in QC is related to the behavior of the processor or other curiosities. I would encourage you to seek to be more open minded.
- 6nf 5y agoIn that case, as I pointed out, you can simulate using traditional computing