Quantum Computers and Margolus-Levitin Theorem - Puccini, Antonio
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Up until now the methods of information transmission have been those described by Shannon Equations, they concern both the quantity and the quality of information in common cable transmission systems and in common computers work electrons. Therefore, the quantity of information is conveyed in bit/sec.On the contrary, in next generation of quantum computers the message will be conveyed in a photonic way. Along with Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and the more recent Margolus-Levitin Theorem, the aim of our work is to verify if photons with different frequencies convey information with the same way and speed.…mehr

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Up until now the methods of information transmission have been those described by Shannon Equations, they concern both the quantity and the quality of information in common cable transmission systems and in common computers work electrons. Therefore, the quantity of information is conveyed in bit/sec.On the contrary, in next generation of quantum computers the message will be conveyed in a photonic way. Along with Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and the more recent Margolus-Levitin Theorem, the aim of our work is to verify if photons with different frequencies convey information with the same way and speed.
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Antonio Puccini is a Neurophysiologist working in Naples (Italy) for the Health Ministry. He has dealt with electroencephalographic cerebral waves processed through the Berg-Fourier tranforms. He has worked for the Dept. of Neurological Science of University of Naples. As for the strictly physical field, he has published several papers.