Quantum Physics

    

The Impossibility of Quantum Computing

Authors: Oscar Gras Garzon

This article analyzes the feasibility of implementing the mathematical model used in quantum computing systems. The article questions whether certain mathematical properties of the qubit can be physically implemented, highlighting that quantum theory may have been built by misinterpreting experimental evidence.At the end of the article, it is justified mathematically that a feasible quantum-computing mathematical model is equivalent to a classical-computing mathematical model without states, so it can be concluded that quantum supremacy is unattainable.

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