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Quantum Computing

During the past four decades, we have witnessed a dramatic acceleration of computer technology miniaturization. The advent of a one-billion transistor chip within the near future, able to execute over 100 billion instructions per second, is quite likely. However, in order to sufficiently enhance computer and network throughput to continually meet worldwide throughput and availability demands, the following conditions must be met:

Computing and networking components and systems must be driven at increasingly higher clock frequencies within shrinking chip geometries and diminishing memory latencies
Computing and networking components and systems must be increasingly integrated due to the speed of light limitation while remaining within classical space-time symmetries
Increasingly miniaturized components and systems need to be continually more energy efficient, while avoiding serial architecture (Von Neumann) bottlenecks and resistance-capacitance delays; these issues are only temporarily delayed within classical parallel processing platforms

When we extrapolate the exponential trend of miniaturization, which has held since 1950 under Moore’s Law, we attain a limit of one atom per bit and Single Electron Transistor (SET) by 2010–2020. Prior to these levels, it becomes necessary to use quantum effects to enable worldwide computing and networking requirements.

Of all the candidate technologies that continue to scale well beyond the current classical era, quantum logic has one unique feature—it is not contained by classical space-time physics. Moore’s Law is exponential; any classical approach demands exponential increases in space or time. Even the Avogadro’s number of elements in a molecular computer is quickly limited by the size of the exponential problem. Quantum computing and networking access Hilbert space, the one exponential resource that has been untapped for computation.

Quantum computing is based on the principles of quantum physics. Quantum computers, just beginning to emerge from the laboratory, operate according to the rules of quantum mechanics which govern the world of the very small—the waves and particles that begin to show their presence at the nano-scale (10^-9 meter), and pervade the atomic/angstrom-scale (10^-10 meter) and pico-scale (10^-12 meter, the domain of electrons and photons). Perhaps the most striking characteristic of quantum computers is that elementary particles can persist in two or more states at once, making possible processing units (quantum bits, or qubits) that are more efficient than any conventional, “classical” computer could ever be.

Quantum computers operate in truly parallel fashion, with sequential and simultaneous computing each built into their very nature. Quantum computing simultaneity ensures that all computational pathways are pursued at once rather than serial processing of discrete tasks as found in conventional computers. In other words, any quantum operation acts on all of the system states simultaneously. Therefore, one machine cycle, one tick of the quantum computer clock, computes not just on one machine state (as is true of non-quantum, serial computers), but on all possible machine states at once.

Quantum Computing Implications For Everyday Systems and Applications

Quantum computers will be able to solve problems that conventional computers could never manage, in a fraction of the time, including:

Quantum Searching—Searching the Internet and World Wide Web with far greater contextual precision than is imaginable today even using massively parallel (non-quantum) systems, with quantum search engines that can examine and update every possible worldwide location and context within several seconds to a few minutes.
Quantum Simulation—Simulating the intricacies of complex systems at scales unattainable by conventional computing technologies, leading directly to dramatic breakthroughs in cost-efficient and environment-friendly ageless materials based on optimum strength-to-weight ratios, atomic- and subatomic-scale architecture, electronic- and photonic-scale chip design (pico-electronics™), one-step design-to-build Quantum Memory, and optimized design-to-construction of entire communities.
Quantum Database and Modeling—Modeling national and global economies based on continuously refreshed worldwide searches of hundreds of thousands of worldwide, networked databases. Rapid weather and climate pattern forecasting.
Quantum Factoring—Factoring multi-million-digit-long numbers at least one billion times more quickly than is currently possible with the best non-quantum methods, enabling rapid access by authorized individuals to secure private information such as financial transactions and records.
Quantum Cryptography—Ensuring protection of sensitive information and data through quantum cryptographic methods which prevent unauthorized access through both classical and quantum means, regardless of the scale of breadth and depth of brute-force or other attempts.
Quantum Factoring, Order-Finding, Period-Finding, Fast-Fourier Transform—Performing global-scale calculations and worldwide database updates with contextual precision across a wide range of systems within a matter of minutes, regardless of the scale or order of distributed permutations involved.
Quantum Counting—Calculating all required solutions to any scale of presented problem within a reasonable period of time, regardless of the dimensions involved.
Quantum Teleportation—Transcending speed-of-light and temporal computing boundaries at great distances using quantum properties associated with non-local connections.
Quantum Error Correction—Performing quantum error correction to automatically fix system errors yet reveal nothing about ongoing quantum computations, thereby preserving the system in a state of quantum superposition (all computational possibilities).

The Cosmic Computer and Cosmic Switchboard

When we consider a quantum computational system of n quantum bits (qubits), we find the computational basis states of this system to be of the form ⎢χ₁χ₂ … χ_n 〉. Therefore, the system quantum state is specified by 2ⁿ amplitudes. For n greater than 500, this number is larger than the estimated number of atoms in the known physical universe.

The Cosmic Computer and Cosmic Switchboard, stationed at the level of the Unified Field, are found to be perpetually processing far greater than 2ⁿ amplitudes, even for systems that contain only a few hundred atoms, to say nothing of the massively parallel infinity-point calculations that are eternally proceeding behind the scenes to evolve and maintain all the Laws of Nature on every level of creation. We extrapolate that Nature maintains greater than 2³⁰⁰ calculations for every few hundred atoms throughout the entire universe.

The scale of Natural Law calculations of the Cosmic Computer and Cosmic Switchboard are further estimated to extend exponentially beyond the atomic level when we shift our attention to the scales of the fundamental force particles (Photons for the Electromagnetic Force; Weak Gauge Bosons for the Weak Force; Gluons for the Strong Force; Gravitons for the Gravitational Force). The fundamental force computation density of the Cosmic Computer and Cosmic Switchboard is again extended hyper-exponentially at the superstring dimensions that pervade sub-Planck scales of less than 10^-33 centimeter and less than 10^-43 second.

This book reveals the entire structure of the Cosmic Computer and Cosmic Switchboard to be pure, cosmic intelligence and has been identified by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi as integral to Maharishi Vedic Science in terms of the infinity-within-all-points and all-points-within-infinity cosmic computational foundation for perfection of evolution. We locate the Cosmic Computer and Cosmic Switchboard both within the self-luminous junction point of the Hardware-Software Gap™ and throughout every point of manifest creation. It is here that we discover that intelligence which is at the same time numeric and also with boundaries, where physical digits are connected to numeric digits, where the physical is expressed in terms of numbers.

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