Quantum mechanics near closed timelike lines¶
Deutsch, D. (1991). Quantum mechanics near closed timelike lines. Physical Review D.
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Domain-specific¶
- Closed timelike curve
- Ontological Paradox
- Quantum computation on CTCs — Deutsch's consistency model, whose computationally interesting fixed-point solutions on closed timelike curves draw bootstrap-style ontological objections.
This sourceDeutsch's quantum-computation analysis of closed timelike lines, in which the classical paradoxes do not occur and novel effects such as cloning and unitarity violation appear.
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“The methods of the quantum theory of computation are used to analyze the physics of closed timelike lines.”
- Quantum computation on CTCs — Deutsch's consistency model, whose computationally interesting fixed-point solutions on closed timelike curves draw bootstrap-style ontological objections.
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