📚 node [[quantum computing]]
📓 garden/forshaper/notes/quantum computing.md by @forshaper
  • [[Tiny]] things [[tunnel]] through stuff, but how?
  • Quantum computers must be [[cold]] to maintain [[coherence]]. collapsed:: true
  • [[Perfect]] models of tiny things are possible. So we can [[check]] for [[proof]] of [[predictions]] about how [[materials]] will behave. collapsed:: true
    • Seeing how metals may bend before we make them.
    • How air might move around a plane before building it.
    • How food might taste.
    • How strong buildings might be.
  • Instead of on/off [[switches]], these sending [[signals]] in a [[wave]] that [[spreads]].
    • This is what we need to make things [[cold]] and use [[lasers]] for- because it might get too chaotic to get any [[signal]] we can understand out of it.
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