Symbol H
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A concrete number anchors the scale before the subtler chaining question is addressed. A superconducting transmon-style qubit with a transition frequency near 5\, carries a local energy gap H-=hf3.310^{-24}\, . Substituted into the instantaneous rate 2( H-)/ , this gives an upper ceiling of roughly 210^{10} orthogonal state changes per proper second; over one proper microsecond of continuous operation, 210^4 . Real superconducting processors run single-qubit gates in tens of nanoseconds, a realized rate several orders of magnitude below this ceiling. The Levitin-Toffoli bound is, in…
H is part of the quantity the equation computes from the expression on the right.
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Equation 30 · Evolutionary Physics
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A concrete number anchors the scale before the subtler chaining question is addressed. A superconducting transmon-style qubit with a transition frequency near 5\, carries a local energy gap H-=hf3.310^{-24}\, . Substituted into the instantaneous rate 2( H-)/ , this gives an upper ceiling of roughly 210^{10} orthogonal state changes per proper second; over one proper microsecond of continuous operation, 210^4 . Real superconducting processors run single-qubit gates in tens of nanoseconds, a realized rate several orders of magnitude below this ceiling. The Levitin-Toffoli bound is, in…