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“As originally conceived, quantum computers would indeed act strictly in accordance with U, but at some point a measurement is made causing a quantum state reduction R (with some randomness normally introduced).Accordingly, the output is in the form of a definite state in terms of classical bits.”
From Consciousness in the universe (2014) · cites this paper as [139]
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“In the standard picture of quantum computers [137][138][139], information is represented not just as bits of either 1 or 0, but during the U process, also as quantum superposition of both 1 and 0 together (quantum bits or 'qubits') where, moreover, large-scale entanglements among many qubits would also be involved.”
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“For a 2-qubit case, one can use a CNOT for example to copy in the classical computational basis 30 : b j i 0 j i ! b j i b j i, if b j i 2 0 j i; 1 j i f g”
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“in particular, some of the '2 bits in -1 bit out' functions the neuron can implement require 3 bits to be made reversible in this manner.”
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“The classical neurons are firstly rendered reversible by adding ancillary bits.”
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