Quantum Computing
Craig Gidney
  • algassert.com
  • Santa Barbara, California, United States
  • Member for 3 years, 7 months
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Professional and hobbyist software developer.

Working at ⟨G|oogl|e⟩ in Santa Barbara.

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Are there emulators for quantum computers?
Mar 12 '18
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Is quantum computing mature enough for a computer scientist with no physics background?
Aug 8 '18
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Are circuits with more than 1000 gates common?
May 31
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Can the Bloch sphere be generalized to two qubits?
Nov 13 '18
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How does a quantum computer do basic math at the hardware level?
Apr 10 '18
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Why do the IBM and Google processors both have 53 qubits?
Nov 4 '19
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What is the opposite of measurement, in a quantum circuit?
Feb 7 '20
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Why are quantum gates unitary and not special unitary?
May 13 '18
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The algorithm of the new quantum factoring record 1,099,551,473,989
Dec 14 '19
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What are physically allowed CNOTs for Rigetti's 19 qubit chip and Google's 72 qubit BristleCone chip?
Jul 19 '18
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