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by parodysbird
503 days ago
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I don't think you know what you're responding to, but in any case, regarding Deutsch, he "laid the foundations of the quantum theory of computation, and subsequently made or participated in many of the most important advances in the field, including the discovery of the first quantum algorithms, the theory of quantum logic gates and quantum computational networks, the first quantum error-correction scheme, and several fundamental quantum universality results." |
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