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That's a possible demonstration, but bear in mind that they are also used for more analogue problems such as predicting chemical bond angles, where there is no
by tengwar2 4y ago
That's a possible demonstration, but bear in mind that they are also used for more analogue problems such as predicting chemical bond angles, where there is no discrete pass/fail, but rather a measure of how close they got to reality.
- tromp 4y agoTrue; but those other useful applications of quantum computers are much messier to define and qualify, so factoring is still the ideal application for setting a milestone to be achieved.