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Splort 27th Mar 2024

nice +!
locamotive21310 11th Oct 2022

guys. stop sciencing. this man is just trying to fit in. speaking of which heres your upvote.
Airoboma 31st Oct 2020

atom have neutrons electrons protons
SpeedCat998 18th Sep 2019

but what about the qutrit
SpeedCat998 18th Sep 2019

yikes. we have some very smart people here.
Atari 14th Nov 2018

There are a total of three rotational axes that are measured. These hold values ranging from 0 to 1 for each axis. A standard n qubit computer will produce a possible 2^n states. So a 2 bit quantum computer can hold 4 states, 3 can hold 8 and so on. The qubits hold all possible states before be measured but fall to one after probabalistic manipulation once measured. So no there is no 7 state computer and no they are not set in a state, you only read them as such.
Atari 14th Nov 2018

@col0000 you are wrong as well.
col0000 14th Nov 2018

@Taperjet5 actually amount of stored info is not multiplied by the amount of states and there aren't seven states it is 1 or 3 depends on the person or i am stupid but still the state that it is in is a 1 or a 0 there is no 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 it is 1 or 0 i am not completely knowledge able in the field but i can give you this
Atari 14th Nov 2018

@Taperjet5 I dont think you know what you are talking about
ibx_Hellcat 14th Nov 2018

I have 3,200fps on my TPT computer that is running TPT within TPT

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