Cryogenic Computer Complexity (C3) The Path to the Next Generation of High Performance Computers Program Manager: Dr. Marc Manheimer; E-mail: [removed] The ultimate program goal is a prototype superconduct

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Date: 2014-11-17 15:14:17 Condensed matter physics Sensors Quantum electronics Quark matter Josephson effect Niobium Cryogenics Superconducting tunnel junction Rapid single flux quantum Physics Matter Superconductivity		Cryogenic Computer Complexity (C3) The Path to the Next Generation of High Performance Computers Program Manager: Dr. Marc Manheimer; E-mail: [removed] The ultimate program goal is a prototype superconduct Add to Reading List Source URL: www.iarpa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 440,24 KB Share Document on Facebook

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