Quantum Computing and the Limits of the Efficiently Computable - 2011 Buhl Lecture

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  • @jeffshubert
    @jeffshubert 11 лет назад +2

    Complexity theory bored me in school, but I could listen to this guy all day. Very interesting and entertaining!

  • @quelorepario
    @quelorepario 11 лет назад

    This guy is thousand times better explaining extremely advanced concepts than most math professors in the world. Even with his awkwardness @ public speaking, he makes it really enjoyable and simple to follow.
    If any of you didn't get it, go back to your textbooks, pay attention in class, and finish school.

  • @carl14706
    @carl14706 13 лет назад +1

    love how giddy he gets when he talks about P and NP. really shows his enthusiasm for the field

  • @edgarsanes9107
    @edgarsanes9107 7 лет назад +2

    This is an amazing lecture, he really is good at lecturing.

  • @ACogloc
    @ACogloc 13 лет назад

    @55t1
    What Aaronson is saying is that your exponential run time task is not done in linear time because of a sort of massively parallel calculation, but because of the essence of the quantum computer: you shoot the electrons just once and get ONE task done, not many tasks simultaneously.
    Think about a computer automatically counting in the base of the size of your input. You don't have to try many solutions (e.g SAT values combinations), all of them are checked in one calculation.

  • @Gauss156
    @Gauss156 12 лет назад +2

    This guy is both brilliant and hilarious. Interesting stuff

  • @atikare
    @atikare 12 лет назад +1

    love the remark 'quantum mechanics is unbelievably simple once you take the physics out'

  • @Fransamsterdam
    @Fransamsterdam 8 лет назад

    Is it correct what he tells at 38:40, that you can have positive and negative amplitudes who cancel each other out? I thought the probability was always the square of the absolute value of some amplitude(s), and therefore always not negative.
    Ofcourse the probability can be zero, if there is destructive interference, but that's part of the computation, in my opinion. I mean, once you calculated the probability is 0.3 for instance, you don't need to calculate again to check if the answer could also be -0.3.
    Or am I wrong?

    • @hujason4944
      @hujason4944 6 лет назад

      a quantum state as a linear operator is just a trace-1 positive semidefinite matrix, which can be processed by any linear operations, including subtraction.

  • @rgaleny
    @rgaleny 11 лет назад

    The Seiner tree, does it have applications in comprehending quanta and strings and membranes and such ?

  • @unvergebeneid
    @unvergebeneid 11 лет назад

    Look up quantum teleportation on Wikipedia: "it does not immediately transmit classical information, and therefore cannot be used for communication at superluminal (faster than light) speed."
    What you do is to generate two identical random one-time pads and use this to encrypt information that you then send at light speed. You cannot alter the qubit at will and have the same happening to the remote partner as the article implies.

  • @ElectricQualia
    @ElectricQualia 4 года назад

    This lecture is A okay, okay?
    Jokes aside brilliant researcher , i learned alot from this talk. Thanks Scott

  • @unvergebeneid
    @unvergebeneid 11 лет назад +1

    No, what you can do is *measure* the spin and the entangled electron sets its spin accordingly. What you can't do is change the spin at will and the other flips around as if by magic. And since you can't set the state, you can't transmit information. You also can't use the timing because there's no way at the other end to know when a measurement has taken place.

  • @RandallLeeReetz
    @RandallLeeReetz 12 лет назад +1

    I am more interested in the idea that all P problems are actually NP problems… and only appear to be P because we are not calculating the whole of the computation that has occurred since the big bang.

  • @MrPerfectlogic
    @MrPerfectlogic 11 лет назад

    Here it is; scientist in Australia changed the quantum state of an entangled electron, dedicated equipment in a space craft 1,000,000 kilometers away, detect the quantum change of their entangled electron instantaneously ("spooky action at a distance"). The change in the quantum state of the electron is information. Expand; use multiple entangled electrons and build a binary system (0 and 1 - spin up or down).

  • @aqwertgbvcxz
    @aqwertgbvcxz 12 лет назад

    How long is a piece of rope?

  • @bradleysnay2223
    @bradleysnay2223 8 лет назад

    Really enjoyed this!

  • @Muldoonite
    @Muldoonite 12 лет назад

    This guy is great.

  • @liuton2005
    @liuton2005 12 лет назад

    Basically he explains that the problem with quantum computers is not the fact that the computer is unable to compute the answer but the problem is to actually read the answer which can be very very close to the other wrong answers. There's always an error in reading measurements and that applies to quantum physics too.

  • @teooo
    @teooo 11 лет назад

    Write a number as a product of other numbers (factors). Any integer can be written as a product of prime numbers, it's just a hard problem to find them.

  • @unvergebeneid
    @unvergebeneid 11 лет назад

    43:00 Well, of course the assumption that factoring numbers is not in P is also an assumption so it's not clear by that that BQP is really larger than P.

  • @MrPerfectlogic
    @MrPerfectlogic 11 лет назад

    Wrong answer. I tried to include the web link but you tube doesn't allows that. But you can Google for "New quantum teleportation record paves the way towards a worldwide quantum network"

  • @unvergebeneid
    @unvergebeneid 11 лет назад

    While übercomputers would be nice, right now I'd be happy if there was some open source software that does a better job at solving and simplifying equations than sage/maxima.

  • @yp06407012
    @yp06407012 13 лет назад

    Scott Aaronson starts at 4:30

  • @hats-k2z
    @hats-k2z 11 лет назад

    interesting... wish i knew what you were talking about though

  • @hankh825
    @hankh825 11 лет назад

    very good!

  • @ncoloss1972
    @ncoloss1972 11 лет назад

    Presumably a quantum computer could simulate the entire universe without requiring the energy of an entire universe.
    Or more specifically, it only needs to compute the observed universe since that seems to be how nature works anyway. I am thinking Copenhagen interpretation.
    As such anything in nature is presumably computable.

  • @feastures
    @feastures 11 лет назад

    The problem of people not understanding QC, is that nobody clearly explains what it is.

  • @Fransamsterdam
    @Fransamsterdam 8 лет назад

    Very interesting, by the way.

  • @0ldPlayer
    @0ldPlayer 9 лет назад

    ums: over 9000!!!!!!!
    awesome lecture, thoroughly enjoyed

  • @atikare
    @atikare 12 лет назад

    actually starts on quantum computers around 30 min marks, before that its NP probs

  • @Blankname101
    @Blankname101 13 лет назад

    This was interesting.

  • @SterileNeutrino
    @SterileNeutrino 13 лет назад

    2 persons though Charles Stross novels were for real.
    On-paper version? Google for "NP-complete Problems and Physical Reality"

  • @RandallLeeReetz
    @RandallLeeReetz 12 лет назад

    Exactly. If you have all answers, the problem is filtering out all of the wrong answers. And isn't that what problem solving is… making quantum computing just an instance of computation. Nothing special. Just different.

  • @paddyxg2
    @paddyxg2 12 лет назад

    Quantum computing section starts at 30 mins.

  • @oybeutu
    @oybeutu 10 лет назад +2

    I know it's petty but i keep anticipating him saying "ok".

    • @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885
      @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 3 года назад

      Westerners think repetition is inherently boring. Kind of funny actually. It's very possible repetition is an illusion.

  • @WarzSchoolchild
    @WarzSchoolchild 12 лет назад

    0:05:31 Hahahahaha! I am a Carnegie! and Andrew Carnegie's favourite perpetual motion wheel was the famous 8th Century Indian Astronomer Mathematician's "Bamboo Multi-Swastika Quicksilver Wheel" . Tubes of bamboo half filled with Hg. You will never see it, if you never build it! "NULLIUS IN VERBA" ... Why waste words, when proof is in the empirical factual demonstration! The Duke of Devonshire later bought Johann Bessler's adaption of Bhaskara's wheel to drive Chatsworth House's Water Cascade.

  • @jdotpenneyatcomputer
    @jdotpenneyatcomputer 11 лет назад

    ok, so maybe he's nervous. but I really wanted to know about this stuff and it was SO PAINFUL!

  • @93MickyD2
    @93MickyD2 12 лет назад

    Why do all these videos involve TWO people introducing the only person we really want to hear from?

  • @fabriziodutto7508
    @fabriziodutto7508 10 лет назад +1

    Can we say that we live inside a quantum computer simulation and so, as it happens inside any actual computer's simulation, we can not reach the full power of the computer we're a simulation in, beacuse our simulation uses memory and energy to be computed? This could also explain why nature seems to find a solution to those hard problems, if we can think of a problem, it has to be programmed by someone inside our simulation... :-)

    • @xponen
      @xponen 9 лет назад

      Very Interesting. I found this to be similar to Einstein's relativity; it prevent object from crossing the speed of C but without the observer noticing it. I believe it's also due to limitation in our "simulation", and if we learn all the technique that "nature" use to hide it, we might be able to use it to make our own perfect simulation... :-)

  • @aqwertgbvcxz
    @aqwertgbvcxz 12 лет назад

    I think pn and p will work great for evolution theory.

  • @adinivermekistemeyengizley6396
    @adinivermekistemeyengizley6396 12 лет назад

    next is me!

  • @jdotpenneyatcomputer
    @jdotpenneyatcomputer 11 лет назад

    wow. I could barely listen to this. such valuable information, but nearly non-digestible.

  • @naterojas9272
    @naterojas9272 11 лет назад

    it seams as if there could be some optimal state using all these "super" methods he mentions towards the end. not practical still but an interesting idea

  • @BADSYNE
    @BADSYNE 13 лет назад

    assuming the ship/engine has to be exponentially large or that there would even be the necessity of a gas tank is foolish. (57, 58:00)

  • @MinNyeAccount
    @MinNyeAccount 13 лет назад

    @MarthamadaySaamanu new to me!

  • @jolgiiis
    @jolgiiis 11 лет назад

    17:40 most awkward drink ever.

  • @cculb1
    @cculb1 12 лет назад

    OKAY MAN! OKAY!

  • @unvergebeneid
    @unvergebeneid 11 лет назад

    Describe to me a FTL way to communicate using quantum entanglement.

  • @Zytaco
    @Zytaco 12 лет назад

    I combined a zeno and relativity computer and when I came back it was stolen :/

  • @MrPerfectlogic
    @MrPerfectlogic 11 лет назад

    0:07:33 - wrong statement, it has been proven time and time again, that information can travel much faster than the speed of light using entanglement principles. Impossible is a state of mind!, nothing is impossible, we just haven’t figured out how to make it possible. It’s called the possibility of the impossible.

  • @MACAVELLE50
    @MACAVELLE50 12 лет назад

    Every time he said OK I did a shot...Suddenly everything became clear.

  • @aqwertgbvcxz
    @aqwertgbvcxz 12 лет назад

    It is like asking a question like " How long is a piece of rope? ". Oh..... Geee... Well....... Ummmmm.....mmmmmmm.. ummmmmmmm 2 meters? Oh wait, may be it is 4 meters! Wait wait, may be it is a million billion gazillion meters. ummmmmm.... gee that is a really really hard question. Ok, lets give a million dollars to the person who can generalize a way to this question.
    As you can see, there is no solution to that unless you already know the answer to it.

  • @rx327prime
    @rx327prime 13 лет назад

    actually , there are perpetual motion devices existing, sorry.

  • @MrPerfectlogic
    @MrPerfectlogic 11 лет назад

    I gave up at 00:40:27

  • @PhiloAmericana
    @PhiloAmericana 11 лет назад

    NKAY!

  • @nsareen3457
    @nsareen3457 5 лет назад

    P≠NP

  • @greg2spook
    @greg2spook 12 лет назад

    speed of light? maximum entropy? absolute zero?......these are just walls to our box....and we don't even know their relationship to one another

  • @WarzSchoolchild
    @WarzSchoolchild 12 лет назад

    Correction "The Law of Thermodynamics violates Empirical Evidence!" and BTW you have to 'load' a Bhaskara Bamboo Tube Multiple Swastika Wheel, or it degenerates into a chaos wheel/pendulum. Every engineer who sees the design, automatically knows how it works, before the wheel is set in motion. Lagrangian Mechanics urgently needs restriction. NULLIUS IN VERBA Motto of The Royal Society. and ordinary water works fine! or BB shot in jumbo straws etc. Build it, and know! don't argue from ignorance!

  • @petrmej
    @petrmej 12 лет назад

    he must be related to Mr. Mackey :-P

  • @adinivermekistemeyengizley6396
    @adinivermekistemeyengizley6396 12 лет назад

    i still fight? not sure how it is going to end? oh my..........offf!

  • @salzahrah
    @salzahrah 12 лет назад

    I respect this man's knowledge in the field, but it's damn annoying when someone says "uhhh ahhh uhhh" every 5 seconds.

  • @jolgiiis
    @jolgiiis 11 лет назад

    This guy uses NKAY! as commas and dots.

  • @jdotpenneyatcomputer
    @jdotpenneyatcomputer 11 лет назад

    ok, can't handle it, I'm bailing

  • @Rauno315
    @Rauno315 13 лет назад

    1 persons head exploded.

  • @MatrixMonitor
    @MatrixMonitor 12 лет назад

    You're on youtube. Please build your empirical factual elsewhat Bamboo machine, make a video and post. Would be enough.

  • @DELEX0GODLESS
    @DELEX0GODLESS 12 лет назад

    ...OK

  • @ginocochuyt
    @ginocochuyt 11 лет назад

    mmkay Mr mackey

  • @xpscalgary
    @xpscalgary 12 лет назад

    easy: P = NP²
    Million dollars please ;)

  • @RoyManter
    @RoyManter 11 лет назад

    stop that, monster!

  • @nextblain
    @nextblain 12 лет назад

    ok......

  • @then33k4
    @then33k4 13 лет назад

    after 10 minutes i couldn't stand him anymore. Okay

  • @adinivermekistemeyengizley6396
    @adinivermekistemeyengizley6396 12 лет назад

    abs('not ok');

  • @Paumonsu
    @Paumonsu 13 лет назад

    mmmmm...okay

  • @purplewizard
    @purplewizard 5 лет назад

    If you laughed at these jokes you are a true nerd.

  • @p0wer5000
    @p0wer5000 12 лет назад

    i no understand xD i watched the whole thing but owell guess im just not smart enough

  • @filmfredrik
    @filmfredrik 12 лет назад

    Watching this makes one realize just how unbelievably brilliant some people like Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Sam Harris are at communicating their scientific ideas...

  • @bustybossoms
    @bustybossoms 13 лет назад

    okay, ummkay, okay, mmkay

  • @crhea
    @crhea 13 лет назад

    This guy is very interesting to listen to, but he was making me jittery the whole time. SLOWWWW DOWWWWNNNNN!

  • @Israel5535
    @Israel5535 12 лет назад

    Images on my site r true and correct of an event with 2 other witnesses and none others r in existence that I know. How many priests or pastors can tell u that they talk to GOD and yet have no proof or even a witness? As in Ezekiel 13:7 the LORD says that prophets say, "'The LORD says,' But I(GOD) have not spoken," so it is today. Demon is a mistranslation and comes from the Greek word meaning genius or knowledge, a living human being, not a spirit. The LORD comes with trillions of saints.

  • @spechtbert
    @spechtbert 12 лет назад

    ahhh uhh ahhh uhh, i think he came like 100 times in a row.

  • @neonDog
    @neonDog 12 лет назад

    Mmmmkay

  • @NavjotGraphicDesign
    @NavjotGraphicDesign 11 лет назад

    okay?

  • @atomichurley
    @atomichurley 12 лет назад

    uhh

  • @Israel5535
    @Israel5535 12 лет назад

    With trillions of stars in the heaven's it is the height of ignorance to beleive that man and demons r the most intelligent beings in existence. MYSTERY BABYLON U.S.A. shall be utterly destroyed and cannibalism shall be their daily menu. Isaiah 49:26 “I will make your oppressors eat their own flesh; they will be drunk on their own blood, as with wine. Then all mankind will know that I, the LORD, am your Savior, your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob."

  • @Ghost-ri7bg
    @Ghost-ri7bg 2 года назад

    Uju Anya needs nothing less than being fired from her job at Carnegie Mellon Uni for such foul openly made hate indicator. For a place of Academia & thus Learning she is not of sound mind to be holding even the job of janitor's assistant..

  • @baggybag1987
    @baggybag1987 11 лет назад

    you must eat as many calories as stupid pills

  • @SRacingUpTune
    @SRacingUpTune 12 лет назад

    ok?

  • @PacRimJim
    @PacRimJim 12 лет назад

    I bet he doesn't even know who Justin Bieber is.
    So there!

  • @MarthamadaySaamanu
    @MarthamadaySaamanu 13 лет назад

    Talk is nice, but the jokes are old :)