Quantum Computing without Magic: Devices
Quantum Computing without Magic: Devices
Publisher: MIT Press | ISBN: 026213506X | edition 2008 | PDF | 448 pages | 2,94 mb
This book presents in a down-to-earth way the concepts of quantum computing and describes a long-term plan to enlist the amazing—and almost unbelievable— concepts of quantum physics in the design and construction of a class of computer of unprecedented power. The engineering required to build such computers is in an early stage, but in this book the reader will find an engaging account of the necessary theory and the experiments that confirm the theory. Along the way the reader will be introduced to many of the most interesting results of modern physics.