CN115803758A - Construction of Quantum computers - Google Patents

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CN115803758A
CN115803758A CN202080102232.1A CN202080102232A CN115803758A CN 115803758 A CN115803758 A CN 115803758A CN 202080102232 A CN202080102232 A CN 202080102232A CN 115803758 A CN115803758 A CN 115803758A
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In the case of photon splitting experiments, electrons are pushed through different paths and detected by the sensor. When light impinges on this electron, the pattern of the electron traversing a region through different paths becomes predictable. If light is not used, the electrons will reach the sensor through a scatter path. In this way, a current is used, which passes through a set of "slits", and photons are used to control the sensor that holds the class of information. When the sensor controlling the current gets an input to an output, the electrons will pass through the "slit", determined by the input to the laser controlling the photons. After this, the electrons will be detected by the sensor and activate the internal information source. A large number of these settings will create a single computer.

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Construction of Quantum computers
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In the case of photon splitting experiments, electrons are pushed through different paths and detected by the sensor. When light impinges on this electron, the pattern of the electron traversing a region through different paths becomes predictable. If light is not used, the electrons will reach the sensor through a scatter path.
In this way a current/signal is used, the current passing through a set of "slits", the photons being used to control the sensor holding the class of information. When the sensor controlling the current gets input to the output, the electrons will pass through the "slit", determined by the input to the laser controlling the photons. After this, the electrons/signals will be detected by the sensor and activate the internal information source. A large number of these arrangements will create a computer that can activate different sources of information simultaneously and help resolve different problems through the repeated action of the steps described above.
In order to weight the different information sources or storage devices, a specific information source can be activated by the method described above. A specific set of codes can be used to control photons in the above-described setup and provide electrons with different levels of kinetic energy that can be detected by the sensor.
If more information is needed, the internal data can be controlled by having a large number of storage devices or different information paths that are controlled in what is known as a generic code method. This will be displayed as a set of keywords/characters/signals/electromagnetic information, etc. Repetitive actions can be used to generate good control over the input.
The input used to control the laser is another set of input and output systems controlled by keywords/characters/signals/electromagnetic radiation, etc.

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1. Current/information input controlled by laser input, or is considered a universal code to change its path. The path activates the information source. The amount of KE may also be used.
In this way a current/signal is used, the current passing through a set of "slits", the photons being used to control the sensor holding the class of information. When the sensor controlling the current obtains an input to the output is an electron, it will pass through the "slit" defined by the input, after which the electron/signal will be detected by the sensor and activate the internal information source. To weight different information sources or storage devices, a particular information source may be activated by the method described above. A specific set of codes can be used to control photons in the above-described setup and to provide different levels of kinetic energy to the electronics/signals that can be detected by the sensors.
2. If more information is needed, the internal data can be controlled by having a large number of storage devices or different information paths that are controlled in what is known as a generic code method. This will be displayed as a set of keywords/characters/signals/electromagnetic information, etc. Repetitive actions can be used to generate good control over the input.
The input used to control the laser is another set of input and output systems.
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US20040109631A1 (en) * 2002-12-09 2004-06-10 Franson James D. Techniques for high fidelity quantum teleportation and computing
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CN107688864A (en) * 2016-08-05 2018-02-13 爱普股份有限公司 Debug and configure the control electronic device associated with assets

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