AJ Rasmusson
@ajras.bsky.social
Husband. Dad. Researcher | NRC Postdoctoral Research at NIST Ion Storage | Open Source Quantum.
Very interesting. I often wonder how to answer this question accurately, or if we even know.
Makes me wonder about Shor’s algorithm though because there aren’t necessarily entangled states, right?
Makes me wonder about Shor’s algorithm though because there aren’t necessarily entangled states, right?
July 6, 2025 at 4:02 AM
Very interesting. I often wonder how to answer this question accurately, or if we even know.
Makes me wonder about Shor’s algorithm though because there aren’t necessarily entangled states, right?
Makes me wonder about Shor’s algorithm though because there aren’t necessarily entangled states, right?
Wonder what are the error bars?
April 9, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Wonder what are the error bars?
Always enjoy a good light-matter interaction
February 12, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Always enjoy a good light-matter interaction
(Will there be more for the year of quantum please? :)
January 21, 2025 at 3:10 PM
(Will there be more for the year of quantum please? :)
Something to consider in the emerging and potentially distributive quantum computing industry
January 12, 2025 at 5:54 AM
Something to consider in the emerging and potentially distributive quantum computing industry
Haha yes Zlatko, you’re a through and through physicist!
a) approximating implies your a physicist
b) “2 and 6/7” implies your a mathematician
C) “2.857” implies your an engineer
a) approximating implies your a physicist
b) “2 and 6/7” implies your a mathematician
C) “2.857” implies your an engineer
January 8, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Haha yes Zlatko, you’re a through and through physicist!
a) approximating implies your a physicist
b) “2 and 6/7” implies your a mathematician
C) “2.857” implies your an engineer
a) approximating implies your a physicist
b) “2 and 6/7” implies your a mathematician
C) “2.857” implies your an engineer
Not as a complete strategy but one with enough weight and merit that it improves the field’s overall innovation (and consequently reduces student stress and duplication)
January 3, 2025 at 2:47 AM
Not as a complete strategy but one with enough weight and merit that it improves the field’s overall innovation (and consequently reduces student stress and duplication)