
Quantum crypto-physicist @OxUniMaths, @quantumlah,@NUSingapore, @OISTedu addicted to aviation, scuba diving and water sports. Partial to South African wine.
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『日経サイエンス』11月号の特集(量子情報創世記)の記事を読んでいたら、懐かしい話が見つかりました。
私が最初に量子コンピュータの事を聞いたのは、入社同期の井桁和浩さんの量子フレドキンゲートの研究だったのですが、記事中(p.39)にその研究の話が書かれていました。
How NIST Helped Start an Industry: Our Role in Jump-Starting Quantum Information Science | NIST nist.gov/blogs/taking-measur…
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One of my favourite letters, insightful & humane, from Richard Feynman to a former student who was having a rough time
I was reflecting on it as an argument in favour of scope insensitivity, or even in favour of smaller problems:
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SpeQtral and SPTel appointed to build the National Quantum Safe Network (NQSN)+!! 🇸🇬
More info on the press release in the link below!
speqtral.space/sptel-and-spe…
Singapore to become a quantum-safe nation. Proud of SpeQtral. prn.to/47upb3V
Fascinating.
Oded Regev, a computer scientist at NYU, recently used techniques from cryptography to improve one of the most famous algorithms in theoretical quantum computing. quantamagazine.org/thirty-ye…
hear! hear!
Richard Feynman's Lectures on Physics are timeless: their main strength is in demonstrating how to reason about physics. You may not know all the lectures are completely online:
Volume 1: feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/…
Volume 2: feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/…
Volume 3: feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/…
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The Penrose triangle is an impossible object, an optical illusion consisting of an shape that can be depicted in a perspective drawing, but cannot exist in reality
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No. I think the best argument against moral equivalency is that denying that one culture is better than another entails denying that the future state of one's own culture can be better than the present. It denies the possibility of progress, is hostile to it, and sides with evil.
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💡 ¿Sabes cómo el descubrimiento de las desigualdades de Bell cambió la computación cuántica?
Nuevo webinar #FutureTalks con @aekert, coinventor de la criptografía cuántica.
📅 19 de octubre
⏰ 16h
Apúntate al encuentro online en ⬇️
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This is how Jupiter has protected earth for billions of years. The gravity of Jupiter keeps most asteroids and space rocks away from Earth. Without it earth would most likely be uninhabitable for humans. Mad respect for Jupiter.
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Solar system simulations by planetary scientists indicate the opposite may be true. Jupiter may actually be driving comets and asteroids towards Earth, not away from it, increasing overall rates of impact.
sciencefocus.com/space/does-jup…
gizmodo.com/jupiter-is-fli…
room.eu.com/article/Is_Jup…
academic.oup.com/astrogeo/artic…
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Replying to @PhysInHistory
Polish cryptologists who made a breakthrough in cracking the Enigma are: Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski, and Jerzy Różycki. I understand that the spelling can be challenging, but they deserve recognition and gratitude!
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Codex Atlanticus f. 1099 r: Hydraulic pumps and diving apparatus. On display at @dcpl courtesy of @Confindustria dclibrary.org/leonardo-da-vi…
@BlackPhysicists @OpticaWorldwide @artnews @ItalyinUS @aekert @scubadivingmag
Just dove into a treasure trove of short films by Andrzej. #MindBlown by the craft on display. Fascination redefined. 🎬👏 #MustWatch #CinemaMagic
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What we're taught about projectiles in school is comprehensively false.
45˚? No.
The early history of ballistics, from Aristotle to Euler: youtube.com/watch?v=MGN8ejqA…
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📢 Singapore's DPM Heng Swee Keat has announced the launch of the National Quantum Safe Network+ at #ATxSummit. Read on to find out what the initiative entails.
Register for tomorrow’s ATxAI and SG Women in Tech panels here: go.gov.sg/virtualatxsummit20…
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In 1973, the legendary mathematician Paul Erdős asked if it’s possible to build a hypergraph with two seemingly incompatible properties. In a 50-page proof, a quartet of mathematicians recently showed that it is. quantamagazine.org/hypergrap…



























