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In quantum mechanics, the 'universal quantum computer' or 'universal quantum Turing machine' (UQTM) is a theoretical machine that combines both Church-Turing and quantum principles.
Such computers were first proposed in a 1985 paper written by Oxford University physicist David Deutsch suggesting quantum gates could function in a similar fashion as traditional digital computing binary logic gates.
★ Universal quantum simulator
★ Quantum circuit
★ Timeline of quantum computing
★ Abstract of Deutsch's paper
★ The quantum computer - history
Such computers were first proposed in a 1985 paper written by Oxford University physicist David Deutsch suggesting quantum gates could function in a similar fashion as traditional digital computing binary logic gates.
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See also
★ Universal quantum simulator
★ Quantum circuit
★ Timeline of quantum computing
External links
★ Abstract of Deutsch's paper
★ The quantum computer - history
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