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Quantum Computation  (Make Corrections)  (45 citations)
André Berthiaume
Complexity Theory Retrospective II



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Abstract: Historically, Turing machines have been the paradigm by which we defined computability and efficiency. This is based on Church's thesis that everything effectively computable can also be computed on a Turing machine. But since our world behaves quantum mechanically, it seems reasonable to also consider computing models that make use of quantum mechanical properties. First stated by Benioff [Ben82] and Feynman [Fey82], this idea was formalized by Deutsch [Deu85] when he introduced his... (Update)

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@incollection{ berthiaume97quantum,
    author = "Andre Berthiaume",
    title = "Quantum Computation",
    booktitle = "Complexity Theory Retrospective {II}",
    publisher = "Springer-Verlag, Berlin Germany",
    editor = "L. Hemaspaandra and A. Selman",
    pages = "23--51",
    year = "1997",
    url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/berthiaume97quantum.html" }
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