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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army
InventorsRonald E. Meyers, Keith S. Deacon
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Graphic displays or audio sound representations of numerical solutions of physics problems modeled by complicated, computationally complex mathematics are generated by Type I and Type II quantum computers, which employs a plurality of classically interconnected nodes each consisting of relatively few qubits, or classical computers emulating Type I and Type II quantum computers. This is done by setting the boundary conditions so that conservation is maintained within a high precision and performing multi-demensional computations as a series of single dimensional computations employing pseudo-random number generators on a classical computer to simulate the stochastic nature of the quantum process. On a quantum computer randomness is supplied the quantum process direction. An operator U on a quantum wavefunction Ψ ensures that, to the limit of experimental accuracy on a real quantum computer, the Hermitian inner product Ψ|Ψ is conserved, establishing the nature of the operations as unitary to emulate the quantum condition. Measurement of the wavefunction at a node is simulated on a classical computer while on a quantum computer the wavefunction is measured, the information developed in the simulation is exchanged with nearby modes, and the process is repeated until complete.
A method of generating graphic displays or audio sound representations of a numerical solution of a physical process comprising:
A system for generating graphic displays or audio sound representations of a numerical solution of a physical process, comprising:
A method of generating graphic displays or audio sound representations of a numerical solution of a physical process by means of a quantum computer comprising:
A system for generating graphic displays or audio sound representations of a numerical solution of a physical process, comprising:
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