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How do you filter quantum noice?
« on: 22/09/2012 19:22:31 »
By adding, it seems :)

First I thought of it in form of interference, you know quenching, but reading it seems trickier still.
But what tells you where/which the significant 'bits' are, those to be 'protected'?

Quantum computer leap.
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