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Originally Posted by austintorn@aol.com  About qbits…
A quantum computer could, say, discover the prime factors of a very large prime number in a split second, through the superposition of doing all the divisions at once, while a classical computer would take near to forever to do it for very large primes. (Encrypted codes will not last.)
So far, I think, they've built only about 3-4 qbits—and there are some problems—trying to read the result decoheres the quantum system.
I essence, a quantum computer could follow every path at once, instead of one by one.
(classical computer method—rough example)
Prime = 1
DO n = 3 TO SQUAREROOT(supposedprime) BY 2 WHILE(Prime=1)
/* No remainder when divided by n ? */
IF MODULO(supposedprime,n) = 0 THEN
Prime = 0
END
/* Not divisible, then it is a prime number */
IF Prime = 1 THEN…
In the quantum computer, every division test would happen at once. |
The single dimensional existence is the man being.
This is sequential.
The collective existence is the divine.
This may well be the road to creating God.
I personally think we would be better off trying to simulate the abilities of a man first.
John.