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Topic: A question regarding quantum information theory
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A question regarding quantum information theory
Posted: Mar 18, 2013 3:36 PM
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Suppose you use the shor's algorithm on a quantum computer, which is
very small, to break into a bank and get a million dollars(which is
big), will the million dollars be of any use to you?
How can something so small have a big impact is the question?
-suresh

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