The field of quantum computing can feel unintuitive and riddled with math for the uninitiated. Several attempts have been made to tackle this issue, one such example can be found in the use of boardgames. There exists multiple quantum versions of classical board games, such as chess and minesweeper. This thesis takes a closer look at one such game, called quantum tic-tac-toe, by Allan Goff. The aim of this thesis is to implement this game twice, once utilizing conventional programming techniques and once utilizing quantum computing, and compare the different solutions to answer whether there are any advantages or disadvantages to using one method over the other. There exists several computational models and paradigms within quantum computin...
Quantum physics tells of our reality being probabilistic at the microscopic level. Expanding on that...
In this paper, we explore the historical development of playable quantum physics related games (\tex...
Quantum physics tells of our reality being probabilistic at the microscopic level. Expanding on that...
The field of quantum computing can feel unintuitive and riddled with math for the uninitiated. Sever...
Classical simulations of quantum computers give us an insight into various things such as what quant...
Quantum Computing is widely perceived to be one of the ways forward in the future of computation as ...
Classical simulations of quantum computers give us an insight into various things such as what quant...
Quantum mechanics is a complex matter. Nonetheless, given the impending arrival of quantum computers...
Quantum computing bases on the exploitation of quantum mechanics to create computation systems. It i...
Game theory has been studied extensively in recent centuries as a set of formal mathematical strateg...
Quantum computing was first introduced in the 1980s and has long been heralded in theory to be super...
Quantum computing was first introduced in the 1980s and has long been heralded in theory to be super...
Quantum computing bases on the exploitation of quantum mechanics to create computation systems. It i...
A comparative study of the classical random walk and a quantum random walk with the Hadamard coin. T...
Quantum computers have potential to contribute to advancements in many disciplines including chemist...
Quantum physics tells of our reality being probabilistic at the microscopic level. Expanding on that...
In this paper, we explore the historical development of playable quantum physics related games (\tex...
Quantum physics tells of our reality being probabilistic at the microscopic level. Expanding on that...
The field of quantum computing can feel unintuitive and riddled with math for the uninitiated. Sever...
Classical simulations of quantum computers give us an insight into various things such as what quant...
Quantum Computing is widely perceived to be one of the ways forward in the future of computation as ...
Classical simulations of quantum computers give us an insight into various things such as what quant...
Quantum mechanics is a complex matter. Nonetheless, given the impending arrival of quantum computers...
Quantum computing bases on the exploitation of quantum mechanics to create computation systems. It i...
Game theory has been studied extensively in recent centuries as a set of formal mathematical strateg...
Quantum computing was first introduced in the 1980s and has long been heralded in theory to be super...
Quantum computing was first introduced in the 1980s and has long been heralded in theory to be super...
Quantum computing bases on the exploitation of quantum mechanics to create computation systems. It i...
A comparative study of the classical random walk and a quantum random walk with the Hadamard coin. T...
Quantum computers have potential to contribute to advancements in many disciplines including chemist...
Quantum physics tells of our reality being probabilistic at the microscopic level. Expanding on that...
In this paper, we explore the historical development of playable quantum physics related games (\tex...
Quantum physics tells of our reality being probabilistic at the microscopic level. Expanding on that...