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Influence of strong noise on the Adiabatic Quantum Computer

Rudo, 2015

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Despite of the problems in implementation, the Canadian company D-Wave announced in 2004 their plan to build a quantum computer, based on the concept of the adiabatic quantum computer, and claims that this concept is naturally robust against environmental influences …
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