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• Quantum computation
  ...he qubit. A qubit is an actual physical system, all of whose [[Observable (quantum computation)|observables]] are Boolean. ...ng the oracle twice. '''[diagram of classical situation]''' However, using quantum computation the oracle need only be consulted once.<br/>
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• Observable (quantum computation)
  ...f them may be used to calculate the outcome of particular experiments or [[Quantum computation|computations]]. [http://cam.qubit.org/video_lectures/ Lectures on Quantum Computation] by David Deutsch
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• Quantum computation/Approval
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• Quantum computation/Definition
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• Observable (quantum computation)/Approval
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• Quantum computation/Related Articles
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• Observable (quantum computation)/Definition
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• Qubit
  #REDIRECT [[Quantum computation#Quantum computers & information theory]]
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• Quantum computer
  #REDIRECT[[Quantum computation]]
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• Observable (quantum mechanics)
  #REDIRECT [[Observable (quantum computation)]]
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• Observable (quantum computation)/Related Articles
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• Quantum computation/Related Articles
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• Quantum computing/Bibliography
  | title = Algorithms for Quantum Computation: Discrete Logarithms and Factoring
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• Hermitian matrix/Related Articles
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• Quantum computing
  | title = Algorithms for Quantum Computation: Discrete Logarithms and Factoring
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• Orch-OR
  ...sted to Penrose that microtubules within neurons might be involved in such quantum computation, and together they developed the theory of ''Orch OR''.
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• Eigenvalue/Related Articles
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• Quantum computation
  ...he qubit. A qubit is an actual physical system, all of whose [[Observable (quantum computation)|observables]] are Boolean. ...ng the oracle twice. '''[diagram of classical situation]''' However, using quantum computation the oracle need only be consulted once.<br/>
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• Orch-OR/Bibliography
  ...tp://www.quantumconsciousness.org/penrose-hameroff/quantumcomputation.html Quantum computation in brain microtubules? The Penrose-Hameroff "Orch OR" model of consciousnes | title = Quantum computation in brain microtubules? The Penrose-Hameroff "Orch OR" model of consciousnes
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• Observable (quantum computation)
  ...f them may be used to calculate the outcome of particular experiments or [[Quantum computation|computations]]. [http://cam.qubit.org/video_lectures/ Lectures on Quantum Computation] by David Deutsch
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• Entanglement (physics)
  ...ds to quantum communication, quantum games, [[quantum cryptography]] and [[quantum computation]].
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• Metaphor
  ...ch metaphor has brought its own valuable insights; those deriving from the quantum computation model of the universe are only just being explored.</font><ref name=daviesi
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