How Maxwell's Demon Can Inspire Quantum Computing
The Intersection of Thermodynamics and Quantum Computing
Introduction
Have you ever wondered if you could break the laws of physics and create a perpetual motion machine? Well, you're not alone. In 1867, a Scottish physicist named James Clerk Maxwell imagined a scenario where a tiny creature could do just that. He called it Maxwell's Demon.
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