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In this video we will briefly introduce some theory that helps us classify the resource requirements of our algorithms in a generic ... 0:00 Invertible classical computations 12:47 Gate CNOT 16:10 Input, output and auxiliary bits 18:20 Example: addition mod 2 ... NHR PerfLab Seminar talk on July 16, 2024 Speaker: Piotr Luszczek, MIT Lincoln Lab, The University of Tennessee Knoxville ...
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- In this video we will briefly introduce some theory that helps us classify the resource requirements of our algorithms in a generic ...
- 0:00 Invertible classical computations 12:47 Gate CNOT 16:10 Input, output and auxiliary bits 18:20 Example: addition mod 2 ...
- NHR PerfLab Seminar talk on July 16, 2024 Speaker: Piotr Luszczek, MIT Lincoln Lab, The University of Tennessee Knoxville ...
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