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Presentation 59
Presentation 59
VENKATESHWARA COLLEGE
ENGINEERING(SVCE)
VIDYANAGAR BANGALORE-562157
STUDENT OF:
1ST YEAR(CSE-CY)2ND SEM
SECTION:
GALPHIN.
PRESENTING:
Applications Quantum
Mechanics in the field of quantum
computing.
Based on:
Applied physics
PRESENTED BY:
TAZEENA FATHIMA
Quantum Computing Applications
Tazeena Fathima.
Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
Basic Principles
Quantum mechanics is a branch of physics that describes the behavior of nature at the smallest
scales. It encompasses principles such as superposition, entanglement, and uncertainty, which
form the foundation of quantum computing.
Significance in Computing
In computing, quantum mechanics enables the creation of quantum circuits and
algorithms that have the potential to solve certain problems exponentially faster
than classical computers, driving innovation and progress in the field of
computing.
Applications in Technology
Quantum mechanics has revolutionized technology by enabling the development of quantum
sensors, cryptography, and ultimately quantum computers, promising a paradigm shift in
computing capabilities.
Potential Impact
The emergence of quantum algorithms poses a transformative impact on industries by
addressing complex computational challenges, offering high-speed optimization, and
advancing the capabilities of quantum artificial intelligence.
Data Encryption
By leveraging quantum key distribution and quantum-resistant
algorithms, quantum cryptography addresses the limitations of
classical cryptography, offering long-term data security in an era of
advancing computational capabilities.
Real-world Applications
Various Fields
Quantum computing finds applications in diverse fields, ranging from drug discovery,
financial risk analysis, and supply chain optimization to climate modeling, secure data
analysis, and database management, promising revolutionary impacts on society and industry.
Implementation Challenges
The integration of quantum computing into practical applications requires
addressing scalability, error correction, and suitable algorithm design to realize its
potential for solving complex, real-world problems efficiently.
Current Advancements
Despite challenges, ongoing research and collaborations between academia and industry are
driving advancements in quantum algorithms and hardware, paving the way for transformative
applications in fields previously deemed computationally intractable.