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by lkm0
523 days ago
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All of quantum computing is reversible by nature (until you measure the state, of course). Yet, there'some research in the field focusing on irreversible ("non-unitary") quantum algorithms and it appears there is some advantage in throwing away, algorithmically speaking, the reversibility. See https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.16596 It's interesting that classical and quantum computing researchers are each looking in the direction of the other field. |
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