Software <-> Math <-> Quantum Computing

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In summary, software, math, and quantum computing are all interconnected fields that play a crucial role in the development and advancement of technology. Software is essential for creating and running algorithms used in quantum computing, which utilizes principles of math, such as linear algebra and probability, to process and analyze data. The use of quantum computing has the potential to greatly improve the speed and efficiency of software programs and mathematical calculations. As technology continues to evolve, the integration of software, math, and quantum computing will play a vital role in shaping the future.
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Hello! I am a software scientist and applied mathematician. I have two physics-related ambitions: Learn Quantum Computing and read Roger Penrose's "Road to Reality". I have a lot of questions and I am looking forward to interacting with the forums.
 
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