Realizing Mixed-Polarity MCT gates using NCV-|v₁ > Library

Mixed polarity reversible Peres gates

Reversible Peres gates with more than two all over binary-valued control signals are discussed. Methods are disclosed for the low cost realization of this kind of Peres gates without requiring ancillary lines. It is shown that Peres gates with n control signals may be obtained with a quantum cost of 2n+1 – n – 2, using Feynman gates and controlled gates realizing the κ-th root of NOT, where κ =...

Clarification on the Mapping of Reversible Circuits to the NCV-v1 Library

In [6] and motivated by the theoretical discussion on physical realizations from [7], a new quantum gate library (the NCV-|v1〉 library) for electronic design automation of quantum circuits has been proposed. Here, qudits instead of qubits are assumed, i.e. a basic building block which does not rely on a two level quantum system but a (multiple-valued) d-level quantum system is assumed. However,...

An Examination of the NCV-|u1 > Quantum Library Based on Minimal Circuits

In the recent past, significant effort has been put on the investigation of design methods for quantum circuits. Based on different physical realizations, several gate libraries have been proposed for this purpose. Recently, the so-called NCV-|v1〉 library has been introduced in this context. In contrast to established libraries, the NCV-|v1〉 library seems to inherit some significant advantages ...

Realizing Inclusive Digital Library Environments: Opportunities and Challenges

Arm Nerve Conduction Velocity (NCV), Brain NCV, Reaction Time, and Intelligence

Two hundred California students, 18 to 25 years old, were tested for nerve conduction velocity (NCV) in the arm and in the visual pathway of the brain, simple and choice reaction times, and Raven's Progressive Matrices test for nonverbal intelligence. Contrary to a prediction based on theoretical grounds, and also to one study, arm NCV did not correlate with this intelligence measure. It also d...