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Quantum Computer Science: An Introduction N. David Mermin
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Bits encoded in the voltage of a capacitor. In computer science, they discuss the NP-completeness issues and it is widely believed that a classical computer cannot solve certain problems in a polynomial time. David Mermin's new book, Quantum Computer Science: An Introduction, just arrived in my mailbox today. This well-respected text offers an accessible introduction to functional programming concepts and techniques for students of mathematics and computer science. This course aims to make this cutting-edge material broadly accessible to undergraduate students, including computer science majors who do not have any prior exposure to quantum mechanics. Computer Science > Programming Languages programming language for expressing quantum computations. The treatment is as nontechnical as possible, assuming no prior knowledge of mathematics Finally, he offers some insight into emerging computing paradigms such as biological computing and quantum computing. An international team of physicists is the first to implement in the lab an important "error correction" technique that could play a vital role in the development of practical quantum computers. Quantum Computer Science - An Introduction. Quantum computers could break the limitations. Another important area of logic in computer science is Proof Complexity, a study of three way relationship among complexity classes, weak logical systems, and propositional proof system. Not bad considering Amazon.com claims its publication date was September 17. On the other hand, it is only an intro to complexity, devoting only one 50-page chapter to "advanced topics" (including approximation, probabilistic algorithms, IP=PSPACE, and crypto). This paper gives a brief tutorial introduction to the language, through a demonstration of how to make use of some of its key features. Their working should be deterministic. Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists by Yanofsky & Mannucci. Classical computers operate with classical information, e.g. We illustrate many of Quipper's language features by developing a few well known examples of Quantum computation, including quantum teleportation, the quantum Fourier transform, and a quantum circuit for addition.