Download High-Performance Computing and Quantum Processing - HPC-UA

Міжнародна конференція "Високопродуктивні обчислення"
HPC-UA’2012 (Україна, Київ, 8-10 жовтня 2012 року)
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6. Conclusions
We examined quantum phenomena which are exhibited and utilized to ensure high-performance quantum processing.
The following three-fold objectives were achieved:
1. The microscopic systems which may enable quantum communication and processing were devices and
examined;
2. Phenomena and mechanisms, possibly utilized by natural systems to accomplish high-performance
communication and processing, were studied;
3. A novel paradigms of high-performance quantum processing was developed.
We enabled a knowledge base and discovered new solutions. Our transformative findings are substantiated by
means of basic, applied and numerical studies which are consistent with experiments, biophysics, quantum mechanics,
information theory, computer science and computer engineering.
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