- Title
- Quantum Computation: A Computational Perspective
- Speaker
- Dr. Rod Canfield -- University of Georgia, Department of Computer Science
- When
- Thursday, April 14, 2011 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- Where
- Physics 202
- Host
- Dr. MIke Geller
- Abstract
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In recent years, computer scientists and physicists have begun to investigate the possibility of a computer whose hardware utilizes quantum phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement. There has developed a notion of a quantum algorithm, and examples are known of computational problems whose solution can be carried out in significantly less time by a quantum algorithm than by the currently best known traditional algorithm. The lecture has the goal of giving the audience a succinct and meaningful definition of a quantum computer, some appreciation of what all the fuss is about, and the capability of interpreting future developments.
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