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What I wonder is if this could be used to bridge across decoherence. Current problem: a quantum system is used to do a calculation, but it decoheres to fast to
by JulianMorrison 13y ago
What I wonder is if this could be used to bridge across decoherence.
Current problem: a quantum system is used to do a calculation, but it decoheres to fast to be useful, or to scale.
Possible solution: do part of a calculation, shove the result in one of these light storage thingies, decohere, reboot and re-establish coherence, feed in result from light storage thingy, continue calculating.
- agf 13y agoAre you saying the light would somehow allow you to easily reconstruct the lost state of the quantum computer? Or that it's easier to read out and store the quantum state as light than another way? I don't think either of those things are true, so I don't think this would work to solve that problem.
- tbrownaw 13y ago(De)coherence is a property of your data, rather than a property of your hardware. Hardware quality just affects how quickly your data will decohere.