Paata J Kervalishvili*

Georgian Technical University, Georgia

*Corresponding Author: Paata J Kervalishvili, Georgian Technical University, Georgia.

Received: June 05, 2023; Published: June 23, 2023

Abstract

The transformation of digital computers from large installations to portable systems has been enabled by advanced processing technologies that allow ultrahigh integration of devices with atomic- scale dimensions increasingly possess properties that are dominated by quantum physics. The leptons: the electron (e), the muon (μ), and the tauon (τ) are the good candidates to be quantum information particles (qubits); after all they have an associated anti-particle, which has the same mass but opposite charge.

Keywords: Digital Computers; Electron; Leptons

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Citation

Citation: Paata J Kervalishvili. “Leptons Based Quantum Computing".Acta Scientific Computer Sciences 5.7 (2023): 12-14.

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