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quantum physics
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2.90 |
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It was quantum physics. |
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quantum computer
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2.83 |
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A quantum computer would use a unit called a qubit. |
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quantum effect
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1.12 |
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Quantum effects were not confined to the small. |
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quantum cryptography
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0.86 |
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Now comes quantum cryptography. |
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quantum world
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0.86 |
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We have to give that up in the quantum world. |
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quantum level
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0.59 |
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But at the quantum level these terms give important interference effects. |
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quantum fluctuation
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0.53 |
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All the quantum fluctuations in the universe will not change the cards in your hand. |
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quantum superposition
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0.46 |
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The key to this new kind of computation is a phenomenon called quantum superposition. |
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quantum bit
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0.33 |
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As a result, a quantum bit in some sense contains more information than its classical counterpart. |
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quantum dot
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0.33 |
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It helps to visualize how an ion channel or a quantum dot operates normally. |
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quantum entanglement
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0.33 |
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Consider the case of quantum entanglement. |
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quantum physicist
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0.33 |
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I think that only a small minority of quantum physicists would affirm such a view. |
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quantum rule
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0.33 |
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Light is made of particles called photons, and photons obey quantum rules. |
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quantum electronics
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0.26 |
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The processes of quantum electronics are a lot weirder than steam technology. |
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quantum gravity
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0.26 |
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Some like quantum gravity, pulling super strings from the cosmic soup. |
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quantum law
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0.26 |
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According to quantum law, the cat is both dead and alive until the box is opened. |
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quantum limbo
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0.26 |
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The equations insist that a particle remains in quantum limbo until forced to make a decision. |