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A. De Vos. Control Gates as Building Blocks for Reversible Computers. Proc. Patmos 2001 Conference, Yverdon.

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Logic Synthesis of Reversible Wave Cascades - Mishchenko, Perkowski   (Correct)

....in lowpower technology follows Moore s law, the second component will start dominating around year 2020. According to [2] it is a necessary condition to use only reversible gates to build a logic circuit that does not consume energy . It was shown that reversible gates can be built in CMOS [5][6], DNA [19] optical and other technologies, and that all quantum logic gates are reversible [20] A challenging goal might be to develop a system to synthesize reversible implementations of Boolean functions and state machines. The difference of reversible logic synthesis compared to binary logic ....

....lattices and nets were adapted to reversible logic. The methods based on decision diagrams have been proposed, as well as composition and decomposition methods [16] 9] Most of the reversible gates in literature are three input three output or fourinput four output gates, except for papers [5][6][20] in which restricted multi input, multi output gates are presented without systematic design methods. In this paper, we introduce k input k output reversible gates for k 4. To our knowledge, no systematic methods for synthesis using gates with k 3 have been published. The proposed ....

A. De Vos. Control Gates as Building Blocks for Reversible Computers. Proc. Patmos 2001 Conference, Yverdon.


Logic Synthesis of Reversible Wave Cascades - Portland Quantum Logic (2002)   (Correct)

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A. De Vos. Control Gates as Building Blocks for Reversible Computers. Proc. Patmos 2001 Conference, Yverdon.

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