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MolGramTreeNet: A multimodal molecular property prediction model via grammar tree-constrained molecular representation. [PDF]
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Beyond Fiber: Toward Terahertz Bandwidth in Free-Space Optical Communication. [PDF]
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Optical fibre-based quantum random number generator: stochastic modelling and measurements. [PDF]
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Myelin-Proteinoids Interactions in Neural Signaling. [PDF]
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Dimensionality and dynamics for next-generation artificial neural networks. [PDF]
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Next-generation protocol design for blockchain rewards with web-tool. [PDF]
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LOSSLESS QUANTUM DATA COMPRESSION AND QUANTUM KOLMOGOROV COMPLEXITY
International Journal of Quantum Information, 2011We show that the optimal rate of lossless quantum data compression is closely related to Berthiaume, van Dam and Laplante's quantum Kolmogorov complexity. We show that:• The expected quantum Kolmogorov complexity of a mixture is close to the optimal rate of lossless data compression of that mixture.• If quantum Kolmogorov complexity obeys some ...
Rogers, Caroline, Nagarajan, Rajagopal
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Quantum Observer, Information Theory and Kolmogorov Complexity
2013The theory itself does not tell us which properties are sufficient for a system to count as a quantum mechanical observer. Thus, it remains an open problem to find a suitable language for characterizing observation. We propose an information-theoretic definition of observer, leading to a mathematical criterion of objectivity using the formalism of ...
A. Grinbaum
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Kolmogorov Comes to Cryptomania: On Interactive Kolmogorov Complexity and Key-Agreement
IEEE Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science, 2023Only a handful candidates for computational assumptions that imply secure key-agreement protocols (KA) are known, and even fewer are believed to be quantum safe.
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