Computability theory and quantum computers

QIP = PSPACE . Either that's pretty cool, or incomprehensible math speak. :). Edit: QIP and IP are related to theorem proving. Of course, the article uses "a problem instance is in the language", but if you consider theorems to be an exercise in string rewriting according to a grammar(which contains both the inference rules and axioms of the logic), that all makes sense. All "true" decidable statements are can be "parsed" using that grammar. Now, I freely admit, I know less than some of this may... read more

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Today, Cris Moore gave an excellent good lecture about computational complexity. I managed to record some bits. He had a Scott Aaronson quote Computers play the same role in complexity that clocks, trains, and elevators play in relativity. which sounds a lot like this Dijkstra one: Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes. In an offline conversation afterwards, the topic of alternative computers (e.g. DNA computers , brains, etc) came up. As we know...

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    In 1935 Allan Turing attempted to formalize computability. In his paper “On Computable Numbers, with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem” he attempted to solve the Entscheidungsproblem by formalizing computation, linking all computable numbers to algorithms, creating a machine that could run all the algorithms, then showing that using such a machine it was not possible to determine whether an arbitrary algorithm would produce a final result. The paper was published alongside a similar...