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Theoretical computer science / Models of computation / Logic gates / Digital electronics / Quantum information science / Reversible computing / Thermodynamics / Toffoli gate / Fredkin gate / Adder / Quantum computing / Quantum circuit
Date: 2015-06-09 08:18:16
Theoretical computer science
Models of computation
Logic gates
Digital electronics
Quantum information science
Reversible computing
Thermodynamics
Toffoli gate
Fredkin gate
Adder
Quantum computing
Quantum circuit

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