EP4168946A1 - Building a quantum computer - Google Patents

Building a quantum computer

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EP4168946A1
EP4168946A1 EP20940534.9A EP20940534A EP4168946A1 EP 4168946 A1 EP4168946 A1 EP 4168946A1 EP 20940534 A EP20940534 A EP 20940534A EP 4168946 A1 EP4168946 A1 EP 4168946A1
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information
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electron
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EP4168946A4 (en
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Kevin DELAHOUSSAYE
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G06COMPUTING; CALCULATING OR COUNTING
    • G06NCOMPUTING ARRANGEMENTS BASED ON SPECIFIC COMPUTATIONAL MODELS
    • G06N10/00Quantum computing, i.e. information processing based on quantum-mechanical phenomena
    • G06N10/40Physical realisations or architectures of quantum processors or components for manipulating qubits, e.g. qubit coupling or qubit control

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  • Electrons are pushed through different paths and are detected by a sensor. When light is shined on this electron the pattern of electrons going through the different paths through an area becomes predictable. If no light is used the electrons have a scattered path to the sensor.
  • a photon is used to control the sensors holding the category of information.
  • the sensor controlling the current gets the input to output is the electron and it will go through the "slits” the as determined by a input that is given to the laser controlling the photon. After this the electron/signal will get detected by a sensor and activate the information source inside.
  • a large number of these set-ups will build a computer that can activate different information sources at the same time and contribute to the solving of different questions through the repetitive action of the steps outlined above.
  • a specific information source can be activated by the method above.
  • a specific set of code controlling the photon in the set-up above can be used and give the electron differing levels of kinetic energy which can be detected by a sensor.
  • Data inside can be controlled either by having a large number of storage devices or different paths of information controlled in what is considered the general method of code if more information is desired. This would appear as a set of keywords/characters/Signals/Electromagnetic Information, ect. Repetitive action can be used to generate a good control of the input.
  • the input controlling the use of the laser is a another set of input and output systems that is controlled by key words/characters/signals/electromagnetic radiation, ect.

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Abstract

Using a photon split experiment as an example. Electrons are pushed through different paths and are detected by a sensor. When light is shined on this electron the pattern of electrons going through the different paths through an area becomes predictable. If no light is used the electrons have a scattered path to the sensor. Using current in this fashion current is passed through a set of "slits" a photon is used to control the sensors holding the category of information. When the sensor controlling the current gets the input to output is the electron and it will go through the "slits" the as determined by a input that is given to the laser controlling the photon. After this the electron will get detected by a sensor and activate the information source inside. A large number of these set-ups will build a computer.

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(A) Specification
Building a Quantum Computer
B: Cross Reference to Related Applications: Not Applicable
( C ) Regarding Federally Sponsored Research or Development: Not Applicable
( D): Regarding The Names of The Parties To a Joint Research Agreement:
Not Applicable
E: incorporation by reference of material submitted on a compact disc or as a text file via the The Office Electronic Filing System (EFS-Web):
F: Statement Regarding Prior Disclosures by The Inventor Or a Joint Inventor: Not Applicable
G: Background of Invention: Chemistry
Physics
Neuroscience
Neural Networks
H: Brief Summary of Invention:
Building A Quantum Computer
H: Brief Summary of Invention:
Using a photon split experiment as an example. Electrons are pushed through different paths and are detected by a sensor. When light is shined on this electron the pattern of electrons going through the different paths through an area becomes predictable. If no light is used the electrons have a scattered path to the sensor.
Using current/a signal in this fashion current is passed through a set of "slits" a photon is used to control the sensors holding the category of information. When the sensor controlling the current gets the input to output is the electron and it will go through the "slits" the as determined by a input that is given to the laser controlling the photon. After this the electron/signal will get detected by a sensor and activate the information source inside. A large number of these set-ups will build a computer that can activate different information sources at the same time and contribute to the solving of different questions through the repetitive action of the steps outlined above. To weight the different sources of information, or storage devices, a specific information source can be activated by the method above. A specific set of code controlling the photon in the set-up above can be used and give the electron differing levels of kinetic energy which can be detected by a sensor.
Data inside can be controlled either by having a large number of storage devices or different paths of information controlled in what is considered the general method of code if more information is desired. This would appear as a set of keywords/characters/Signals/Electromagnetic Information, ect. Repetitive action can be used to generate a good control of the input.
The input controlling the use of the laser is a another set of input and output systems that is controlled by key words/characters/signals/electromagnetic radiation, ect.
(K): Claim or Claims: See Document "Claims"
(L): Abstract of Disclosure: See Document "Abstract"
(M): Sequence Listing: Not Applicable

Claims

Claims
Creating A Quantum Computer:
I: An input of current/information controlled by a input into a Laser, or what is considered general code to change its path. The path activates an information source. The amount of KE can also be used.
Using current/a signal in this fashion current is passed through a set of "slits" a photon is used to control the sensors holding the category of information. When the sensor controlling the current gets the input to output is the electron and it will go through the "slits" the as determined by a input that After this the electron/signal will get detected by a sensor and activate the information source inside. To weight the different sources of information, or storage devices, a specific information source can be activated by the method above, A specific set of code controlling the photon in the set-up above can be used and give the electron/signal differing levels of kinetic energy which can be detected by a sensor.
II: Data inside can be controlled either by having a large number of storage devices or different paths of information controlled in what is considered the general method of code if more information is desired. This would appear as a set of keywords/characters/Signals/Electromagnetic Information, ect. Repetitive action can be used to generate a good control of the input.
The input controlling the use of the laser is a another set of input and output systems .
EP20940534.9A 2020-06-17 2020-06-17 Building a quantum computer Pending EP4168946A4 (en)

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