I'm fairly ignorant of quantum computers, having had the opportunity
to see Schor lecture at a local university but unfortunately finding
myself quickly out of my depth (I still don't understand the weird
notation they use for representing [superpositions of?] states in
Bell inequalities and his
| I'm fairly ignorant of quantum computers,
I'm no expert myself. I can say a few things, but take them with a grain of
salt.
| having had the opportunity
| to see Schor lecture at a local university but unfortunately finding
| myself quickly out of my
- Original Message -
From: Michael Cordover [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: quantum chip built
John Denker wrote:
My understanding is that quantum computers cannot easily do anything.
Probably one of the best statements so far, certainly QC and easy don't go
together very well at
Travis H. wrote:
I must admit, I just had a duh moment.
Why the heck am I expiring encryption keys each year? Anyone who
records the email can crack it even if the key is invalid by then.
All it really does is crudely limit the quantity of data sent under
that key, which is little to none
