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I am a graduate student in Physics at UC Santa Barbara.

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Why is a quantum computer in some ways more powerful than a nondeterministic Turing machine?
Mar 27 '18
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Can we combine the square roots inside the definition of the fidelity?
Feb 18 '20
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What's the difference between T1 and T2?
Feb 6 '20
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Can adiabatic quantum computing be faster than Grover's algorithm?
Jun 16 '18
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Does the quantum Fourier transform have many applications beyond period finding?
Feb 13 '20
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Are there problems in which quantum computers are known to provide an exponential advantage?
Mar 28 '18
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How would Blockchain technologies change to survive a post-quantum world?
Mar 28 '18
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Could quantum computers be useful for sending encrypted information over a classical channel?
Jan 2 '20
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What is the difference between relaxation, dephasing, and decoherence?
Sep 29 '19
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Are there many practical problems for which Grover's algorithm beats the best heuristic classical algorithm?
Aug 9 '19
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Why do we use cross products in physics?
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What, in simplest terms, is gauge invariance?
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Examples of notably long or difficult proofs that only improve upon existing results by a small amount
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If the pressure inside and outside a balloon balance, then why does air leave when it pops?

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