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  1. "In the new work, researchers show how to factor an integer of any size with a single qubit and three components known as oscillators — readily available devices typically associated with other quantum technology, like optics systems.

    To be clear, it’s not a practical advance: The process requires exponentially more energy than a million-qubit quantum computer. But it does illuminate new ways of solving these kinds of problems."

    quantamagazine.org/new-quantum

    #Computing #Quantum #Factorisation

  2. "In the new work, researchers show how to factor an integer of any size with a single qubit and three components known as oscillators — readily available devices typically associated with other quantum technology, like optics systems.

    To be clear, it’s not a practical advance: The process requires exponentially more energy than a million-qubit quantum computer. But it does illuminate new ways of solving these kinds of problems."

    quantamagazine.org/new-quantum

    #Computing #Quantum #Factorisation

  3. Forgotten . one of my colleagues long time ago show me . It was stack based language with principle. With every word you program gets better and better and execution mechanisms was super simple but powerful. You get compiler , interpreter and os in one shot. really help to develop complex systems . In a few years I fail in love with . It was more complex but as same as was build around simple but single data structure - list .

  4. Forgotten #simplisity . one of my colleagues long time ago show me #forth . It was stack based language with #factorisation principle. With every word you program gets better and better and execution mechanisms was super simple but powerful. You get compiler , interpreter and os in one shot. #forth really help to develop complex systems . In a few years I fail in love with #lisp . It was more complex but as same as #forth was build around simple but single data structure - list .

  5. D'accord, tu as raison ! 2023 n'est pas divisible par 3. #math #factorisation #2023

  6. Désolé, tu as raison ! En fait, 2023 = 3 x 673. #math #factorisation #2023

  7. Je peux décomposer 2023 en facteurs premiers : 7 x 11 x 23. #math #factorisation #2023