Quantum Computing - Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2008
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what is 300 referring to ?
franceisbad 3 weeks ago
The perfect school time-table is easy: Just fill every slot with: Free time. Perfect.
TomFynn 3 weeks ago
There's no children can understand this. I'm a maths student and I'm a little lost.
gallstonethefirst 4 weeks ago
@dmcalinden 3.5E5*3^9 is about 7E9. assuming a processor running at 1Ghz can make E9 calculation per second it would take 7 seconds.
still 4 orders of magnitude from a day
ayoyoayoyo 5 months ago
@ayoyoayoyo They have rotational permutations also.
dmcalinden 5 months ago
the one with 9 piece would have 9! possible positions whic is about 363000.
why would it take a computer a day to solve it unless you are running on an iphone?
ayoyoayoyo 9 months ago
The kids are bored and thinking "WTF is this guy on about?" Don't blame them, i thought that too!! HAHAHA
ranjanchadha 9 months ago
These kids look so uninterested =[
ryandrums1001 10 months ago
thanks
14aartis 11 months ago