Are quantum computers more efficient than turing machines ?
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Quantum machines are more efficient.
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It is known that Turing machines are not as efficient even though they simulate the polynomials of classical computers. Quantum computers are said to be exponentially more efficient than Turing machines. In that sense, you can beat Turing machines (if only you could build a scalable quantum computer). The Church-Turing limit limits all current calculations, including quantum computers, to the calculation of rational numbers. This is because quantum computer designs (still not scalable even with high parallelism) are still Turing machines, limited by the constraints of Turing machines.
This limits the problem-solving ability of any scalable quantum computer because Turing machine calculations of their constrained rational numbers are only a tiny fraction of all real numbers, similar to our little solar system compared to the stars and planets surrounding the visible universe. As a result, quantum computers only produce approximate solutions to problems that require some degree of freedom to solve irrational issues.
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